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National Indigenous History Month: A lesson in Coast Salish weaving

National Indigenous History Month: A lesson in Coast Salish weaving

Indigenous Cultural Programmer Jordan Dawson leads weaving workshop at MONOVA
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Gumboot Nation: The local bear with a taste for brie

Gumboot Nation: The local bear with a taste for brie

And the bear-scaring qualities of Carmina Burana
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Childcare fundraiser

Childcare fundraiser

A fundraiser was held for Halfmoon Bay Child Care Centre on May 27 in West Sechelt. Attending were moms and local women who enjoyed a variety of themed gin-based cocktails.
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The 2023 May queen

The 2023 May queen

On the occasion of last week’s 78th annual May Day festivities in Pender Harbour, Bella McCormick joined a long line of May Day queens. Congratulations, Bella!
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Good Birding: Coast entering the month of bird stasis

Good Birding: Coast entering the month of bird stasis

Also, male indigo bunting hanging around Gospel Rock
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Elphinstone Chronicles: Quaint, sardonic, hard-hitting tax demystification

Elphinstone Chronicles: Quaint, sardonic, hard-hitting tax demystification

Coming up at the next Elphinstone Community Association meeting
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Halfmoon Happenings: The social scene is bourgeoning

Halfmoon Happenings: The social scene is bourgeoning

Planning under way for 55th Halfmoon Bay Fair
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Pender Harbour-Egmont Highlights: Susana Williams plays at the Coffee House

Pender Harbour-Egmont Highlights: Susana Williams plays at the Coffee House

Also, here are the new hours for the pool
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Obituary: Terence Karkabe

Obituary: Terence Karkabe

'Terry will be remembered for his contagious smile and as owner of the Dogwood Cafe in Gibsons. He was often found sipping on a half cup of coffee at the Daily Roast in Sechelt with either a book or gathered with friends sharing stories.'
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Obituary: Troy G. Demmitt

Obituary: Troy G. Demmitt

'This kind, gentle and loving man will be missed greatly by his family and many dear friends around the world.'
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