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Fishing Report for Aug. 8, 2017
Fishing was very good until the vast schools of dogfish arrived, then the northwest winds blew for four days.
read more...Museum Launches new Guidebook of Gabriola’s Historic Sites
Travelling Through Time, the Gabriola Museum’s new guidebook of Gabriola’s historic sites which will be launched at 2 pm on Saturday, August 5 at the Gabriola Library.
read more...Fishing Report for Aug. 1, 2017
Chinook fishing was generally very good over the past week; three and four fish trips were common, with many undersized being released.
read more...GIRO has a new roof
In April this year, GIRO looked into replacing the roof on the old building, which is now into its twenty-seventh year.
read more...Harm reduction supplies available on Gabriola
The opioid crisis is still raging in BC. According to the BC corner service during the first four months of 2017 there were 488 deaths, 72 of these were in the Island health region.
read more...Going batty with bats?
Are you noticing more bats around your house or property? You are not alone.
read more...Fishing Report for July 25, 2017
Chinook fishing remains sporadic, with some trips producing easy fishing for good sized chinook, and others showing mostly undersized with one or two legal fish.
read more...Kate Reynolds bids farewell to Gabriola Elementary School
After 36 years of teaching, 21 of them at the Gabriola Elementary School, Kate Reynolds has retired.
read more...Producers at Commons for Mid-Week Market
Wednesday’s Market at the Commons is now in the third year of its mandate to help support local food growers by providing a middle-of-the-week outlet to sell produce at its freshest.
read more...Fishing Report for July 18, 2017
Chinook fishing keeps flip-flopping like a salmon on the deck. Again, there seems to be small schools of fish at fickle bite times in various locales.
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