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Gabriola United Church and St. Martin of Tours Anglican Church come together as Christ Church Gabriola
The seven-year journey began in 2010 as a simple rental arrangement between Gabriola United Church and St. Martin of Tours Anglican Church.
read more...Fishing Report for Oct. 24, 2017
Sunday was about the only fishable day last week, as autumn is upon us with high winds, and lots of rain! If the fish weren’t up the rivers before, they are now!
read more...Fishing Report for Oct. 17, 2017
Over the past month we have had small waves of legal chinook showing in amongst the constant flow of immature coho and chinook.
read more...EJ Hurst earns historical 2nd degree black belt in karate
EJ is the first woman in the organization to complete and pass this test in over ten years. Congratulations Sempai EJ - Nidan!
read more...Fishing Report for Oct. 10, 2017
There is the very occasional legal chinook (7 to 12 pounds) mixed in with the many release sized (3 to 5 pound) chinook while fishing from the Grande to Waterfall
read more...Ribbon cut on new park on Mudge Island
Officials and Mudge residents gathered on September 23 to cut the ribbon on a new park for Mudge Island - the second community park purchase by the Regional District of Nanaimo (RDN). The board voted in favour of purchasing the park in September 2016.
read more...Huxley Skatepark design unveiled
The design for the Gabriola skatepark, to be built in the northeast corner of Huxley Community Park, has been unveiled by the Parks staff at the Regional District of Nanaimo.
read more...Be instrumental in the new school band program
It’s music to everyone’s ears: an exciting, ongoing, three-year band program is starting in November at the Gabriola Elementary School (GES) for Grades Five, Six, and Seven.
read more...Live life to the Full starting Oct. 11
Life can be hectic, and sometimes we can lose our focus - want to know how to feel better, right now?
read more...Fishing Report for Oct. 3, 2017
A new, small run of chinook passed through our waters last week, providing some decent catches in the 8 to 18 pound range.
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