Skip to content

Local News

David and Shirley Wrinch are Citizens of the Year

David and Shirley Wrinch are Citizens of the Year

Couple's dedication to many Bowen Island groups celebrated and honoured
How I Got Here: Dee Elliott

How I Got Here: Dee Elliott

Bowen Island realtor's story is the same as many others: a search for an affordable place to live in the Lower Mainland
BIM seeks input on Cardena Road parking

BIM seeks input on Cardena Road parking

On September 14, Bowen Island council will discuss the addition of 10 to 12 parking spaces on Cardena Road near the library. The work consists of infilling the ditch as per the attached drawing.
Kailey and Sam Spear win Twilight Saga contest

Kailey and Sam Spear win Twilight Saga contest

Voters choose Bowen Island filmmakers' #TwilightStories entry as grand prize winners
Bowen Island pitches in to help family after devastating fire

Bowen Island pitches in to help family after devastating fire

Early morning Hood Point fire totally destroys house; firefighters praised for preventing fire from spreading
Renters need a voice: Tim Rhodes

Renters need a voice: Tim Rhodes

After worrying he might have to leave the island if he couldn't find a place to rent, former mayoral candidate is thinking about forming a renters' group

Let the race begin for Sea-to-Sky candidates

Website says former West Vancouver mayor Pamela Goldsmith Jones, who's running for the Liberals, has 73% chance of beating Conservative incumbent John Weston
Bowen Island Pub plans for the future

Bowen Island Pub plans for the future

As Glenn Cormier moves ahead with plans to redevelop the corner of Bowen Trunk Road and Dorman Road, the West Vancouver Chamber of Commerce names The Pub the Medium Business of the Year
Travelling solo: anthology shares women's stories

Travelling solo: anthology shares women's stories

Bowen Island's Kami Kanetsuka has written a chapter for This Place A Stranger: Canadian Women Travelling Alone
How I Got Here: Martha Perkins

How I Got Here: Martha Perkins

It was with trepidation that the Undercurrent's editor accepted the job back in 2009; there was none of that this time around