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‘Tis the season o f expressing love and gratitude and friendship and the warmest of feelings. And often we do this by seeking out an object or experience to give to that special person who makes our life that much richer.

Heavy rainfall was no deterrent to upbeat island crowd

Rondy and Dorothy Dike, owners of the USSC marina have received a permit for a variance to build a structure for boat storage and maintenance along with space for indoor repair of the marina docks.

How do you film a raid of slave raider ants coming into another colony, stealing babies to bring home and use them as slaves? That’s the sort of thing Jeff Morales struggled with as a documentary filmmaker for National Geographic while doing a specia

In spite of someone’s Grinch-like attempt to remove information posted outdoors on poles and bulletin boards about the weekend celebrations, the community came out in full force to Light up the Cove and attend the CSA craft fair.

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BC Arts Council has announced the opening for applications for creative writing grants. “Awards are available to support the creation of new works or the rewriting of existing unpublished or unproduced manuscripts.

healthy shoreline is good for human security, ecology and economics, and Bowen’s shores have a lot of potential, says biologist Ramona DeGraaf.

On May 5, a revamped Queen of Capilano will be back in action between Horseshoe Bay and Snug Cove, with room for 15 extra cars on deck.

“This past week has not been a good week for the environment, not that we’ve had many good weeks in the past 10 years,” Liberal Member of Parliament John McKay told Bowen Islanders last weekend. “This past week was budget week, and Mr.