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Council supports public protest against changes proposed by BC Ferries

"Maybe you've heard about it, but BC Ferries is messing with our lives," Richard Goth told members of Bowen's municipal council this week.

New owner of Bowen Island Sea Kayaking won’t rock the boat

After one week as a Bowen Islander, Brent O'Malley is the proud new owner of Bowen Island Sea Kayaking.

Local salmon advocates seek explanation for government inaction on sockeye protection

The Sea to Sky Fisheries Roundtable has sent a petition to the Canada's Auditor General demanding to know why the federal government seems to be ignoring recommendations made to protect wild salmon as outlined by the Cohen Commission.

Protest planned for March 15 in Horseshoe Bay

"Doesn't Bowen care?" That was the opening question at an informal March 1 community meeting on ferry schedule cuts and fare increases.

Protest planned for March 15 in Horseshoe Bay

"Doesn't Bowen care?" That was the opening question at an informal March 1 community meeting on ferry schedule cuts and fare increases.

Grant opportunity offers a chance to end Cove Bay water woes

Felicity Buskard says she had heard that water in the Cove Bay system "wasn't the best," but was shocked by the reality she encountered when she and her husband moved to their new home on Miller Road last summer.

The practical realities of a "walkable” village

On Monday, municipal planning consultant Judy McLeod presented Council with her recommendations for zoning amendments pertaining to the development of lot #2 of Bowen Island's "community lands" in the upper portion of Snug Cove.

What to look for in the Sound

Since the early 2000s, Pacific white-sided dolphins have been the "big story" in Howe Sound, but in 2013 humpbacks whales stole the show. Tessa Danelesko, a marine biologist with the B.C.

Bowen petition against ferry cuts presented to BC Legislature

As of Monday, the Liberal MLA representing Bowen Island, Jordan Sturdy, had been in possession of a local petition against BC Ferries for 35 days.

Nature is the teacher at (F)unschool

Emily van Lidth de Jeude chose a forest location for (F)unschool last week on the assumption that the weather would be rainy, but Friday turned out to be glorious and sunny.