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Fishing Report for March 7, 2017
Chinook fishing has been spotty in most areas, which is not unusual during the herring spawn.
read more...Lions’ Club asking to put storage shed at Rollo McClay
The Gabriola Lions Club has made a request to place a storage building at Rollo McClay Community Park, adjacent to the Gabriola Recreation Society portables.
read more...Gabriola athletes recognized at the Nanaimo Sport Achievement Awards
On Friday, February 17, 2017, four Gabriola athletes were among those recognized at the 12th annual Nanaimo Sport Achievement Awards held at the Coast Bastion Hotel in Nanaimo.
read more...Cultivating new connections at library
The new Buds to Blossoms program at Vancouver Island Regional Library’s Gabriola Island branch aims to bring families and would-be grandparents together to forge new friendships and reduce the loneliness and isolation experienced by some Islanders.
read more...GERTIE and Your Community Vision
Come and share your ideas for the ‘Community We Want’ at the Community Hall on Saturday March 4, from 1 to 4 pm.
read more...Fishing Report for February 28, 2017
There are a few chinook around Porlier, Thrasher and Grande to Waterfall, but Entrance, the Fingers and Neck Point have dried up.
read more...Gabriola Cooperative Preschool fundraising for Emergency Preparedness Kit
"As part of our licensing and safety we have an emergency preparedness kit that needs refreshing"
read more...Fishing Report for February 21, 2017
Chinook fishing slowed a bit last week, although there is still medium numbers of fish around.
read more...Yoga for Addiction Recovery program starts sessions this spring
A Yoga for Addiction Recovery program will be offered for 10 weeks with funding from the Gabriola Recreation Society, the Regional District of Nanaimo, and Vancouver Island Health Association starting in the spring of 2017.
read more...Museum fundraising for an Interactive Children’s Area
In 2016, after a strategic planning retreat, the Gabriola Historical & Museum Society’s Board of Directors came up with five goals that included working more closely with community groups and creating interactive displays and materials for children.
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