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Learn about changes to garbage collection

Bowen Islanders already participate actively in the multi-faceted recycling program at BIRD and they will soon be able to do even more to decrease our carbon-footprint.

How to rejuvenate Snug Cove village

Two weeks ago, James Tuer invited me to be one of four critics for the projects presented by his second year landscape students at UBC. It was a rewarding experience to review14 student projects that rejuvenate Bowen Island's Snug Cove village.

Ready to provide safe spaces

If you have children aged two to six and you want to create a climate of respect and safety at home, help your children develop critical thinking skills and/or have challenges due to sibling rivalry, you could contact staff from the following centres

The need to belong to something bigger than ourselves

Sometimes Lisa Shatzky carries around a few of her poetry books. She leaves them behind on a bus, at a train station or the airport. Once she got a phone call from a stranger who found her book in the Montreal subway.

TAW gets ready for its annual show

Bowen Island Tuesday Art Workshop members are very busy preparing for their upcoming show and sale and they are having a lot of fun in the process.

A look at ‘sneezonal’ allergies

It takes two to tango and it takes two parties to produce an allergythe allergen and an immune system (albeit an overactive one).

The healing power of stillness

People go to see Genevieve McCorquodale at Still Waters Spa when they are looking for a break and a little bit of peace, she says. Her slogan is 'being still is doing something' because she is aware of the healing power that comes from slowing down.

Gene Turney to speak on Bowen

Gene Turney has garnered many accolades in the worldof marketing and health. He looks back on 38 years experience as a top company trainer and is known for his ability to help people reach a higher level of success.

Vitamin C man - subject of SKY talk

When Linus Pauling was awarded the 1962 Nobel Peace Prize, it was the end of a decade-longworld widecampaign he waged against atmospheric testing of nuclear bombs.

Pedalling for Papua

On April 27, Jeremy Bally, a graduate of the University of Victoria, will set out on a 9,547 kilometre bike ride across Canada to raise money and awareness for West Papua, a province of Indonesia which covers the western peninsula of the island of Ne