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Bowen Conservancy says dock issue is about more than the Cape

Anyone strolling along the waterfront pathway at Cape Roger Curtis will see that, despite all the public discontent, one large dock already juts into the ocean from the high ground above the foreshore.

Local lawyer to work on peacebuilding mission in Central Africa

This week, while Declan and Alexander Morris-Schwarz participated in the Remembrance Day activities at BICS, their mom, Madeleine Schwarz, attended a training course in Italy on staying safe, and keeping your family safe when in proximity to zones of

Bowen's boys were not unknown

To write about our Canadian military history is not to glorify, glamorize or condone war. Nor is it to perpetuate the sentiment of rosy-cheeked young men marching off to fight the glorious battle.

Yoga is about feeling good while we're here

The teacher doesn't mind if you don't pay too much attention during Friday morning yoga sessions at the yoga studio at Artisan Square. It's also okay if half the class is babbling, ignoring the poses all together.

A soldier's life

Just in time for this year's the Remembrance Day Ceremonies, the students at BICS received a rare opportunity to explore a stash of WWII memorabilia left to Dave McIntosh by his uncle, Andrew Guy Clunas.

Divers explore rare reef in Dorman Bay.

The sun was bright and the wind strong last Sunday as a group of recreational divers cruised across choppy waters to the middle of Dorman Bay to sink into its depths and explore a rare and prehistoric Glass Sponge reef.

Snap-happy photography club

We now have our photography club set to run on the last Tuesday of every month. We are welcoming all levels of photographers from beginner to pro. We will meet the last Tuesday of every month at Tunstall Bay Clubhouse at 7:15.

Bowen Island Golf Course AGM

As past president it gives me a great deal of nostalgic pleasure to provide this report on the October 4th AGM.

Moving beyond despair: Bowen in Transition presents Carolyn Baker

"If we can practice opening to the crises in our personal lives as teaching moments, as evolutionary stepping stones, we will be far better prepared emotionally and spiritually for the trauma that collapse will foist on us and everyone around us.

Bring charity back into politics

To the Editor, A few weeks ago, The Bulletin made reference to 10 of the greatest philosophical principles as set out by the Editor of The Philosopher's Magazine. Of particular interest is the Principle of Charity.