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Sunny south shore saves Island Masters golf

Sunny south shore saves Island Masters golf

We live on a small island, but it's not too small to have microclimates.
Mastodon hunting

Mastodon hunting

A steep incline in front of me, rain running down my eyes, I stop and lean against an Arbutus tree.
Cats saved from sinking ship

Cats saved from sinking ship

Fast-thinking locals helped save two cats from drowning in a sinking boat Friday in Mannion Bay.
Bowen Bike Park open soon

Bowen Bike Park open soon

There’s something for everyone at the new Bowen Island Bike Park, opening Sunday, April 22.
Column: Don't feed the Killarney Lake beaver

Column: Don't feed the Killarney Lake beaver

The headline of the sign grabs me. “Caution.” The photo? Jaw open, buck teeth menacingly framing it’s whiskery mouth, coupled with small, furry paws? Terrifying.
'People's injunction' hopes to stop Trans Mountain pipeline expansion

'People's injunction' hopes to stop Trans Mountain pipeline expansion

Groups host signing ceremony on Saturday
Neptune 5 testing the wave-power waters off Point Grey

Neptune 5 testing the wave-power waters off Point Grey

“In Georgia Strait there are eight million waves in a year," says Vancouver entrepreneur
This map shows 2,500 places to see cherry blossoms in Metro Vancouver

This map shows 2,500 places to see cherry blossoms in Metro Vancouver

Cherry blossom season is one of the most beautiful times of the year in Vancouver, but it doesn’t last forever. Maybe your commute includes a few spectacular cherry blossom-canopied blocks, or you see them outside your office window.
You feel like a Bowen Islander when . . .

You feel like a Bowen Islander when . . .

I celebrated my second birthday on the island this weekend, rounding into year two living here. When I first arrived, I puzzled over restaurants shutting down around 8 p.m. I called the Cove, “town.” Got corrected a bunch.
Organists wanted to give 'life again' to historic instrument

Organists wanted to give 'life again' to historic instrument

The museum has applied for a $5,000 grant to replace the bellows of an historic organ and they’re hoping to hear from musicians in the community, interested in pushing its pedals.