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Mini-Gala set for March 10

The Gallery at Artisan Square will soon be opening its doors to the annual Mini-Gala fundraising event and exhibition.

Sixth annual Cupid's Cup a rainy day success

Usually Bowen Island Golf Club tournaments produce an incredible performance by a competitor that allows him or her to stand ahead of fellow competitors and win the top prize.

The vicar in the wheelchair

At almost 5 feet 11, she usually towers over the wooden pulpit at the Bowen Island United Church but today Reverend Shelagh MacKinnon delivers her sermon from a more humbling height of her wheelchair - a true testament of her dedication to, and love

Please, read the signs!

I've grown accustomed to seeing evidence of confusion at the depot: other plastics in the translucent milk jugs' bin.

Plants and the colour red

It will be almost a week after Valentines' Day, but red will still be front row centre at next Mondays' meeting of the Bowen Island Garden Club. Speaker Daniel Mosquin will be talking about plants and not about valentines.

A garden that does not take instructions

My garden is kind of an amorphous (fluid) garden that is, let's say, open to suggestion, but not instruction. This the garden taught me early on it has a mind of its own.

Fashion show covers time from Tudors to today

Residents of Bowen Island will be in for a treat on the afternoon of Sunday, March 4, when Shirley Wrinch will be showing some of the marvelous period costumes that she has created over the years.

Journey through time covers artistÂ’s years on Bowen Island

The years that Jane Kenyon spent on Bowen Island proved to be transformative. She arrived here as a weaver and left working primarily in embroidery.

Island Pacific School hosts science fair and open house

Obedient chickens?Self-illuminating speed bumps?Invisible humans? A world featuring these possibilities and more will be opened up by Island Pacific School students at the annual science fair and open house to be held at their school Wednesday, Febru

SKY hosts a talk on Alfred Nobel and the Nobel Prizes

"The Merchant of Death is Dead." When Alfred Nobel read this obituary, he was horrified. A Paris newspaper mistakenly thought that he was dead instead of his wealthier older oil baron brother, Ludwig.