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Squamish Old Growth
Squamish Old Growth is a limited edition centrepiece 30″X40″ wood print. The photo was taken of the butt end of an ancient log at an […]
September 22, 2017
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Huckleberry Coast
Huckleberry Coast is a limited edition 10″X24″ panoramic heavy wood print that speaks to the mornings contemplation, the moment before jumping in. This print nicely […]
September 22, 2017
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Atwell 4am
‘Atwell 4am’ is a limited edition 12″X24″ wood print that was created in the pre-dawn moments skinning up the ski track. The snow and colours […]
September 22, 2017
Islanders, don’t leave your home alon...
Dear Salt Springer’s, We’re here for the winter and are looking for places to care take of, pet sit or do work trades with. Keegan […]
September 4, 2017Community News
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Salt Spring Reads: The Consequence of Me...
Salt Spring Reads is an online book club/review. For this column I try to find books that you might love to discover, books with a Salt Spring connection. Reviewed books are available at the Salt Spring Library and in local bookstores. Feel free to share your comments to discuss this book online with others. The Consequence […]
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Your Country Grocer Receipts at Work in ...
A total of 148 local groups benefit from Country Grocer’s Save-A-Tape program, which totals about $100,000 year! Save-A-Tape began with GVM back in 1993. The program allows shoppers to give 1% of the pre-tax total on their receipt to the organization of their choice. All you have to do is put your receipt in the […]
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Video: 2017 Fall Fair Zucchini Racing
What a wonderful weekend at the fall fair again this year. Thank you to all the organizers who did such a wonderful job creating a beautiful and fun fair for our island. Here are some highlights of the zucchini racing, just one of the great events of the weekend.
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Salt Spring National Art Prize (SSNAP) 2...
Featuring some of the Best New Work in Canada~ Known internationally as Canada’s premier arts colony, Salt Spring Island will host the Gala Opening of the 2017 SSNAP Finalists’ Exhibition on Friday, September 22 from 6:00 to 9:00pm. The Salt Spring National Art Prize (SSNAP) has built a national platform for Canadian visual artists and is fast becoming the largest, […]
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Try the Earthquake Simulator This Weeken...
Experience something completely different during this Fall Fair weekend. On Saturday, stop by the Ganges Fire Hall between 9am and 4pm and step into a portable earthquake simulator ― the Shake Zone! Discover what a magnitude 8.0 earthquake feels like while you’re in a safe, controlled environment. The Shake Zone ― owned by the Insurance […]
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Salt Spring Literacy Celebrates 10th Ann...
On Friday, September 8, Salt Spring Literacy hosted a celebration because it had three reasons to celebrate: its tenth anniversary as a society; International Literacy Day; and its new premises on Rainbow Road, next to the OutSpokin Bike Shop on Rainbow Road. Cake, snacks, and refreshments were served while Literacy staff and board members gave […]
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Trust Council Chair Congratulates Salt S...
Peter Luckham, Chair of Islands Trust Council, made the following statement regarding the decision of the September 9, 2017 referendum with preliminary results showing 62 per cent voted against Salt Spring Island incorporating into a municipality. “The Islands Trust Council congratulates the community of Salt Spring Island for exercising its democratic right on September 9, […]
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Incorporation: Adam Olsen Responds to Sa...
Adam Olsen, MLA for Saanich North and the Islands, issued the following statement in regards to the outcome of Salt Spring’s Incorporation Vote. Salt Spring Island voted against incorporating as an island municipality this past weekend. “Over the past couple of years Salt Spring Islanders have been discussing how their community is governed. It has […]
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Incorporation: Wayne McIntyre Post Refer...
The incorporation referendum is now over, complete with a clear community “no” decision on the option to incorporate. It is now time to recognize and thank many who have been involved: The Provincial Government, through the Ministry of Community, Sport and Cultural Development (now the Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing) not only provided financial […]