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Ride Free donates $8,000 for Huxley Skatepark
The Ride Free Community Association has given $8,000 to the Regional District of Nanaimo to be used to build a skatepark at Huxley Community Park.
read more...Trust Council asking Province to amend Islands Trust Act; including an amendment for affordable housing
The Islands Trust has provided the Province with a prioritized list of Islands Trust Act amendments that could form the basis for a review of the Act by the Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing and Islands Trust staff.
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Arts & Events
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Shield Maiden returns to Gabriola on January 18 and 19 at the Phoenix Auditorium at The Haven at 7:00 p.m. (doors open at 6:30 p.m.). Tickets $20 available on Gabriola at North Road Sports and online at shieldmaiden.bpt.me Photo by Shutterjet, Jeanette Martin.
Sounder Events Calendar starting January 9, 2019
A list of what's happening on Gabriola this week, month, and year!
read more...An invitation from Gabriola Players
Ever thought acting looked like fun? (Spoiler alert: It is!) Loved being in the school play, but haven’t trod the boards since? Gabriola Players wants to meet y
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Lifestyle
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Swimmers hit the water on January 1 at Twin Beaches to mark the start of the new year with a Polar Bear Swim. Derek Kilbourn photo
Get to know: the Gabriola Auxiliary for Island Health Care
What does shopping at your favourite local boutique thrift store; kicking up your heels at a country dance; or enjoying a delicious ice cream cone on a summer afternoon all have in common? They all contribute to making Gabriola a better place to live and they are all fundraising efforts run by a dedicated group of volunteers for the Gabriola Auxiliary for Island Health Care.
read more...Fishing Report for December 5, 2018
If DFO is truly interested in boosting chinook stocks for local orcas and specific rivers, why are they not curtailing the commercial herring fishery and giving the chinook 20 per cent more food to eat
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