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Here are Bowen Island Community Foundation's 2021 grant recipients

Here are Bowen Island Community Foundation's 2021 grant recipients

Unveiling the organizations receiving 2021 Community Impact Grants
Letter: Please, no lock-block wall ‘beautification’

Letter: Please, no lock-block wall ‘beautification’

Letter: The community is imploring – no to an Ecclestone Beach dock

Letter: The community is imploring – no to an Ecclestone Beach dock

Letter: Ecclestone raises memories of another beach access

Letter: Ecclestone raises memories of another beach access

Watch for some neat stories from BIM’s Parks, Trails, and Greenways Advisory Committee

Watch for some neat stories from BIM’s Parks, Trails, and Greenways Advisory Committee

The Parks, Trails and Greenways Advisory Committee (PTGAC) has been providing advice and recommendations to council and staff for more than a decade.
Voluntary no-anchoring zone instituted in Deep Bay to protect eelgrass

Voluntary no-anchoring zone instituted in Deep Bay to protect eelgrass

Eelgrass planted in Mannion Bay has shown more than 100 per cent growth, so Bowen Island Municipality and SeaChange want to make sure it survives
Canadians split on idea of bringing back death penalty: poll

Canadians split on idea of bringing back death penalty: poll

50% of Canadians would support reinstating capital punishment for murder.
Editorial: B.C. health leaders need to focus more on disease control and less on message control

Editorial: B.C. health leaders need to focus more on disease control and less on message control

The idea that “we’re all in this together” is both true and profoundly not true.
Work, money matters continuing to keep Canadians awake at night

Work, money matters continuing to keep Canadians awake at night

More than two in five poll respondents (43%) say worrying about financial matters made it harder for them to fall asleep at night over the past month
Opinion: COVID data leak highlights B.C. public's right to 'no'

Opinion: COVID data leak highlights B.C. public's right to 'no'

Leaked documents from the BC Centre for Disease Control carry important and timely information about COVID trends, local and neighbourhood "hot spots."