2018 Salt Spring Chamber Salty Award Winners and Photos
Let's Win the Lottery Together Salt Spring Island!
Vote: Make Someone You Know a Salty Award Winner!
Xwaaqw’um Snuhwulh Canoe Launch
Young Man Charged in Shooting Death
2018 Salty Awards – Extended! - Nominations for Business and Community Awards Now Open!
New Free Wi-Fi connects Lady Minto Hospital patients and visitors
Neighbourhood Small Grants Launched on Salt Spring
Carolling by canoe on Cusheon Lake, the Firefly Lantern Festival, public pianos, Earth Day in Centennial Park, Art Jam, and a neighbourhood potluck party on Park Drive. What do all of these have in common?
They are all colourful and joyful expressions of Salt Spring culture, local projects and events run by people who are passionate about giving back to the community and who have seen a need to encourage social connections in order to make Salt Spring a better place.
To encourage and foster more of these wonderful events, the Foundation, in partnership with Salt Spring Island Community Services, is pleased to announce the launch of Neighbourhood Small Grants, which offers grants of $50 to $500 to support projects that bring people together, share skills and knowledge, build a sense of belonging and responsibility, and respect and celebrate diversity. The Foundation wants to hear from islanders who have a great idea for a proje…
2018 Salt Spring Pride Festival
Physicians Accepting New Patients
Indefatigable Old Boys Awards Ceremony
Salt Spring Makes the Cover of the Vancouver Sun - But Not for a Good Reason
Video and Photos: New Bike Park Opens to Applause - Ribbon Cutting
Missing Person Alert: Have you seen Jeremy Daniel Oakley?
Interpretive Panels Moves Forward with Boost from Heritage Legacy Fund
Living Wage Report Shows Challenges Faced by Salt Spring Families
People Profile: Dr. Bob Richmond
Island Pathways 30 Anniversary Celebration
Work Progressing on the Xwaaqw'um Big Canoe - Carver's Host Fernwood Nature Class Visits
The carving of the canoe is being led by Master Carver, Joe Martin from Tla-o-qui-aht First Nation on Vancouver Island, who has completed over 70 dugout canoes in his lifetime, along with assistant carvers Joe Akerman and Christopher Roy. The entire …