In the Community

'Bart had a thirst for life, so in his teens he hopped on a train and worked at a logging camp on Vancouver Island before being sent home for being underage. At 18, he joined the navy for a year and then took up various jobs across Canada working for Ontario Hydro, Gulf Oil, Wildwood Surveying in Alberta, and on a survey crew in Thunder Bay. In BC in the 1950's, he surveyed parts of the Coquihalla, Prince George, McBride, and Stewart Cassiar Highways.'

'Colleen was an amazing woman who impacted so many, through her work as a teacher, school administrator and actor with the Heritage Playhouse.'

'Michael left an indelible impression on anyone that he met and was known for his great sense of humour. Always having time for those that he came across, he was well known in the local golf community and the men’s fast pitch league having participated in both to a high level from a young age.'

Your cheat sheet to Resource Centre programs and upcoming events

Learn from self-taught circus enthusiasts on Friday at the Gibsons & District Public Library

The Gibsons Curling Club is running at full speed once again. After a two year “alteration of operations” due to COVID, it’s energizing and refreshing to see curlers back at their favourite winter pastime.

If you haven’t already done so, please complete the SCRD Coopers Green Hall survey before Friday, Jan. 20.

What started out more than 40 years ago as a small gathering of friends celebrating a first birthday in the Thai tradition has taken on a life of its own as people show up with all manner of candle boats.

Also, the Pender Harbour Living Heritage Society’s annual Cedar Strip Canoe Building Class starts on Jan. 10 at 7 p.m. Learn boatbuilding skills from local expert Rick Crook.

Seventy-five members of the Gibsons Seniors Society celebrated the holidays early with a pre-Christmas lunch at Harmony Hall.