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Heritage Week: Halls are tangible ‘ties that bind us’

Heritage Week: Halls are tangible ‘ties that bind us’

Feb. 18 to 24 is Heritage Week in B.C. This year’s theme is “The Tie That Binds Us.” There are many ties that bind us – family, friends, work, play, sports, religious, political, ethnic, and community.
Community Foundation CEO visits Coast

Community Foundation CEO visits Coast

Andrew Chunilall
Sechelt Chamber elects 2019 directors

Sechelt Chamber elects 2019 directors

Directors were elected at the Sechelt and District Chamber of Commerce Annual General Meeting and luncheon event on Thursday, Jan. 24.
New endowment creates scholarship in name of talented local woodworker

New endowment creates scholarship in name of talented local woodworker

Larry Ennis
Woodcrafters elect new board

Woodcrafters elect new board

Annual General Meeting
Winter beauty

Winter beauty

A deer stands out in stark relief against the snowy backdrop in the Bonniebrook area of Elphinstone on Monday evening, Feb. 11.
The evolution of a daylily and hosta garden

The evolution of a daylily and hosta garden

Gibsons Garden Club
Library holds Living Tree fundraising campaign

Library holds Living Tree fundraising campaign

Gibsons and District Library Foundation
Rhodes: Into the Medieval days of yore

Rhodes: Into the Medieval days of yore

Following a spectacular morning excursion investigating the Acropolis of Lindos, we add a self-guided walkabout inside the walled city of Rhodes. Hopping off the coach at the customs office, we pass through St.
Elphinstone: A tale of two houses

Elphinstone: A tale of two houses

I have mentioned here before that I’m a big fan of Escape to the Country, the British show that features city folk looking for homes in the country. I especially like the converted barns, mills, pubs and even churches, renovated and updated.