Patti-Jo Weiss & JenHenrichsen were two ofthemany par ticipants who madelast weekend’s SwimBowen another rousingsuccess. The event raisedmore than$50,000 for Bowen’s local Cancer Care Fund, thanks to theswimmers, volunteers, sponsors & donors Readallabout ever yone’s tremendouseffortsand checkout the photo gallery on Pages 10 & 11. / Scott
GROUNDBREAKINGNE XT YE AR
ALEXKURIAL Editor
Aleaseagreementhasbeenfinalizedtoproceed with constructionofanewapartmentbuildinginSnugCove. Theagreementisbetweenthemunicipality(BIM) and LookoutHousingandHealthSocietytocreate a 27-unit, three-storeybuildingat1033MillerRoad, between the HealthCentreand Crippen Park.Thecomplex will be knownasHemlockHillVillage.PriorityfortherentalunitswillbegiventoBowenresidentsandformer Islanderswhomovedawaybutarenowseekingtocome backhome.
Thedevelopment hascommonlybeenknown as the BIRCH project, recognizingtheBowenIsland Resilient CommunityHousingSocietywho spearheaded the ideaandoriginallysigned a leaseagreementwith BIM in2019.
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AllCouncilmeetingsare open tothepublictoattendin personorelectronically,unless notedotherwise
To help reducetheriskofadditionalhuman-causedfires, especiallyduringhigh-risk periodsorwhenlightningactivityis expected,fire prohibitionsareanimportantpreventativetool.
Questions? ContactBowenIsland Fire Rescue’snonemergencynumberat604-947-9324oremail fire@bimbc.ca.
Did YouKnowThatBowen IslandisUpdatingitsClimate ActionStrategy?
In2020,BowenIslandadopted itsfirstClimateActionStrategy. Thisplanoutlinedclear goalstoreducegreenhousegas emissionsandprepareforthegrowingimpactsofclimate change. Now, in2025,thestrategyisbeingupdatedtoreflect new prioritiesandchallenges.
“WhenBIRCHreachedouttoustoseeifwe’dliketobea partnerongettingsomeaffordablehousinghereinthecommunity,wewerethrilledtostepuptotheplateandtakeon the roleasoperator,”saidMeganKriger,headofLookout’s developmentdepartment,atcouncilonMonday.
L ookoutstaffwillhaveanofficeon-sit ea n db e r esponsibleforth eo perationofthebuildin go nc ec omplete. They’llalsowor ka longsid eB IRC Hm embersto selec ta pplicantswith ag oaltocreate ac ommunityin the buildingandpromote av ibrant t enantmix.Du et o expected demand aw aitlistwillbeutilize do nc eu nit s ar ei nitiallyfull .
An visualrenderingofthefutureHemlockHill VillageapartmentcomplexonMillerRoad. ofeachunittypeis30,50,and20percentrespectively,or approximately 8marketrent,14lowincome,and 5subsidy.Size-wisesuiteswillrangefromstudioapartmentsto three-bedroomunits.
“And aw or doft hankstopreviouscouncil and communitymemberswhodidtheworkof ge tting the CommunityLandswiththevisionthatthissort of thin gc ouldbepossible,”themayoraddedinreferencetothosewhofirs te nvisionedthistypeofbuild in Hemlock’sfinallocation.
KrigersaysLookoutishopingtobreakgroundonthe site inearly2026.
Thereis ac ommitte eoff iv eB owen Islanders thatrepresents ac rosssection ofthecommunit y( includingform erCitizensoftheYear)thatmake st he final decision.
Participationineachofthefollowing areas willberankedbetween 1and5,5 beingexcellent.
Heyfolks! Next week’s issue, outonFriday, July 25, will be the last one before ournewspaper’ssummerbreak. It willalso be an IslandWide! So ifthere’ssomethingyou’vebeensavingup, or wouldliketosee inthepaperbefore we returnin August,besuretosenditalongby next Tuesday!Afterthat, we’llbebackinthe officeon Tuesday, August 5, withthenextissue outonFriday, August 8.
As we awaitthosealwaysinformativeand entertainingcommunityofferings, abig thank you to ever yonewho submittedpiecesthis week -weendedupwith aver ywide range of topicswhichisalwaysexciting.A special notetoeveryoneinvolved with SwimBowenon anothermilestone year.It’salmost acertainty allofus have afamilymemberorfriendwho hasgonethroughthedifficult battle against cancer,and to seesuchalarge groupofpeople come together each year to helpmakethatfight a bit easierfor ourislandneighboursisvery inspiring. Congratulationsonamazing work by the entireSwimBowen team!
Seeyou nextweek!
-AlexKurial, Editor
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Letter:ElectedOfficialsatwork
JEREMY VALERIOTE
MLA forWestVancouver-SeatoSky
Dear Editor,
Iamwriting to assure local residentsthat their elected representativesare still hard at work evenwhentheirlegislative bodiesare not sitting. Just likelocal government representatives,MLAsandMPs work year-round (asidefroma standardfew days ofannual leave)whilethe Legislative Assembly in Victoria and ParliamentinOttawaare in recess.
Thefocusofthe representative’s role simplyshifts. Whilethe Legisin session my
work ismostly focusedonexaminingand debatingproposed legislationandmeeting withprovincialorganizationsandother representatives. Outsideofthese sessions, we havemoretime to hearfromlocalconstituents, stakeholdersandorganizationsin our respectivecommunities.
Bothareimportantfunctionsofthe role, as my work intheconstituencyplaysa large part ininforming my work inthe Leg, and vice versa.
Ourprovincialconstituencyofficeisopen year-round. Constituents candropin at the Squamish Adventure Centre between10am and3pm,emailat jeremy.valeriote.mla@ leg.bc.ca, phone 778-655-5768, or1-888424-1658(tollfree line).
Letter:AI&theEnvironment
RUBY ROWAT
Letter Writer
Iam stunnedthat 13 paragraphs were written about“What parentsshouldknow aboutAI”(Undercurrent, June20)…andnot a singlementionoftheobscenepillagingof ourEarthhome resources!
Iforone,andIfor my community,friends,
family,andtrees, aspire to new systemsthat inherently benefitandnourish ourEarth home resources ratherthandepletethe very land we grow andliveon.
ToquotetheMIT Newsarticle ‘Explained: GenerativeAI’s environmentalimpact’ (Jan. 17,2025)- “OpenAI’s GPT-4, candemand a staggering amount ofelectricity,which leads to increased carbondioxideemissions andpressuresontheelectricgrid.”
A Humpback Whalebreachesthe watersmere feetfrom Bowen’ssouthern shoreline. /Haig Farrisphoto
This SaturdayisBowen’sannualLogger Sports Show,takingplace at Veterans Park Theevent featuresentertainmentforall ages whileamongthe backdropofanimpressive setofathleticfeats.
Themain eventlineupincludes just about anythingyou candoonorarounda tree stump.Thealwayspopularaxethrowing perhapsboaststhe widestrange ofcompetitorsasthrowersseektohitthebullseye, or at leastthe wood targetingeneral.
Organizer Gary Andersonsaysthe event hasbecome so popularthere’sevengoing to be akids versionthis year -albeitwithplastic axesfor safety’ssake.
Athletes willalsotakepartinthe choker race,wheretheysecure acablearound alarge log, the solo stocksaw racesand two-personcrosscut races,aswellasthehot sawshowcases (earcovering isadvisedfor this portionofthe day).
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nimbl ys ca le at re easf as tast he yc an.
Ander so ns ay st hat th ep ole cl im b, lik e the ma jo ri ty of ev ents at thecom pe tition, ec hoth et as ks wo rk er sc ar ri ed ou t on Bo we nd urin gt heis la nd ’s ex te nsiv e loggin gh is to ry
In addition to Bowencompetitors,those lookingtotr ytheir hand at theloggingsports oftentravelfromS quamish,Vancouver Islandandthe SunshineCoast.
Entertainmentaroundthevenueals o includes aGoldPanning stationfor kids, food courtfeaturing localbutcher Erik Miller andMiller ’s Meatcraft,abeertent, and variousvendorsincludingawoodcar ver.
Early eliminationswilltake place starting around9:30am,withopeningceremonies around11:30andfullcompetitions starting afterthat. Veterans Park canbefoundoff ofSalal Road,andtherewillalsobeafree shuttle busrunningbetweenthe park and theTourist Centre on CardenaDrive starting around10am.
Theevent opens to the public at 10 am,withthe daywrappinguparound4 pm.Moredetails canbefound by visiting bowenloggingsports.com
The Hearth Gallery welcomes back Bowenartists Guthrie GloagandArt by Difortheir secondcollaboration, Return to Nature (July16 to August 4,2025).Diand Gloagexplore themes ofcoexistence, perseveranceandwhat is ‘natural’ inamodern world,through two very differentlenses andmediums.
Gloag, a sculptor, most well-known forthe Bowen Mastodon,useshis backgroundinbiology asa starting pointforcreatingaccurateandlife size sculpturesofanimals outof reclaimeddriftwood. His work invitesviewers to walkamongthesecreaturesandcontemplate theirplace amongsttheminthe natural world.
Where Gloag’sformsaregroundedandtactile,Di’s paintings stand out witha rushofcolourandfluidity.Asa selftaughtartistDi reliesheavilyonaddingher own touch to what she seesinthe Pacific Northwestthat she callshome. You may recognizeher signature styleonthe Bowen Island Ferry mural,whereshe wasa keycontributor. Her paintings utilize large twistinglinesofcolour to build windingtrees andshorelinescreatingmovementandlifein everypiece, showingthat nature isanything but static.
Togethertheseartists work to showcasethe wildand enduring naturethatmakes Bowen Island so unique.As theyinvite bothlocalsandvisitorsalike to Return to Nature
Joinus at the Hearth GalleryfortheartistpARTy, Saturday July 19from6 to 9pm,for your chance to meettheartists, connect withthecommunity and celebrate nature throughart.
Sea to Skypainting by Di.JoinDiandGuthrieGloag forthe Ar tistpARTy scheduled for Saturday, July19 from6 to 9pm at theHearth Galler y.
KingbabyProductionsPresents: The View —A Supernatural Sex Farce
LORRAINE ASHDOWN
Contributor
Bo we n Is la nd ’s be lo ve d the at re duo, Da vid Ca me ro n and Ja ck ie Mi nns , re tu rn wi ththeirhitcome dy Th e Vi ew,br ou gh t ba ck to lifein Ki ng b ab y Th ea tr e ’s la tes t pr od uctionthis su mme r. Or ig inall y pe rf orme d in 2007 to ra ve re views ,t hisir r ev eren t an d brillian t ly funn y pl ay is ba ck an d it ’s as del ig ht full y ou tr ag eo us a s ev er
Setonanislandinthe Pacific Northwest, The Viewfollows twonewcomersasthey approach theirquirky neighbors aboutaninconvenienttree.Alongthe way,theplay dares to asklife’s mostpressing questions: “Do you thinkthedeer wasdepressed?”and“Why wouldanyone want to liveon this stupidisland?”
This revival seesfamiliarfaces return, with Davidand Jackie reprisingtheiroriginal rolesof Zorg andAngel,while the wonderfully talented Katalina StephensandFrazer Elliott stepinas Debraand Kenneth,breathing freshlifeinto
thehilarity.
Theproductionisdirected by their son,Andrew Cameron, a seasonedtheatre professionalwho has spentthe past decade working back east. Andrew has already wowed Bowen audiences withhisdirectionof Robin Hood, The Three Musketeers,andTrue West Thistime, he’s at thehelm ofhis parents’ legacy gently butfirmly tellingthem to go stageleft…or right.
Pe rf or ma ncestak e place at thenew ly opene d Bowe n Th eatre at th e Co mmunit y Ce nt re, des ig ne d foranexceptionalviewin g experience: c omfy se at in g, noobstr u cted views, andac ou st icsthatma ke followi ng theplot a bree ze
Justimagine yourself sittingin ourbrandnewtheatre, full belly laughs galore, and being100%entertained That’s The View.
Show datesare July 24,25&26,and August 1&2.All performances begin at 7:30pm.A Pay-What-You-CanPreview takesplace Thursday, July 24. The Viewcontainsadult themes, with laughs guaranteed Ticketsare availableat Eventbrite.ca
The four-bed, three-bath ho mewasjustbuil t in2022,
craftedaccordingto‘Scandinavianminimalist’ style. It’s al argebui ld at2,057squarefeet,andsituated on three-quarters ofanacreofland. The elevated portionsof the propertyallowfor a viewwes t to the is lands andocean.
May’snexttwotopsalesareinthesouthernpartof the island,startingwith963CowanPointDrive.The13-yearold homeon.24-acresoflandclosedfor$1.875million.
Thehousebearsseveralsimilaritiestotheprevious one onthislist,alsocontainingfourbedsandthreebaths and toppingthe2,000squarefoottotalat2,255.Idealfor “sun worshippers”,thehome’sgarden–containing magnolias, rhododendrons,andJapaneseMaples–hasbeenastop on Bowen’sPeople,PlacesandPlantsTour.
ThishomeisoneoftheneweronesonBowenatjust five yearsold.Itoffersviewssouthacrossthebayspreading from WestVancouvertoUBC.Thepropertyalsoincludesextensive,multi-leveldecks,ahottub,andmooringbuoy.
THANK YOU!
MaryLetson
OCEANS OF GRATITUDE!
Mary LynnMachado,Katherine Wolters
ShayleDuffield,DebbieCollingwood
JoForbes,SandyMulholland,JulieSaxton
KristaHennebury,KathyClarke
MichaelHenrichsen,DavidBellringer
SPONSORS
TOGETHERWERAISED $50,390 FOR THE SWIMBOWEN CANCER CAREFUND, ALLWHILE SWIMMINGINOUR BELOVED SALISHSE A!
TheAnnualSwimBoweneventdoesallofthatandso much more.Itisanextraordinarycelebrationofcommunityfromnearandfarattractingbotheliteathletesand beginner oceanswimmersallbubblingwithenthusiasm and generosity.
Thisyearweraised a whopping $50 ,6 58f orour sig natureCancerCareFundsupportingisland re sid entsinactiv e cance r treatment.Th ege nerosi tyis li terall y worldwid e with d onations c omingfromas f arawayasAustralia,GreatBritain,Th e Netherlands, and France.
Congratulationstoourtopfundraiser-AnneChollatwho raised astunningtotalof$5,026.Herfundraisingstyleisjust like herswim:slow,steadyanduniquelydetermined.
Therewereseveralcommunicationswith myselfsorting outdeliveriesofpersonalcheques,eachwithhandwritten (andperhapssomewhatcryptic)messages,enclosedina plasticbagandtackedto my frontgate.Idon’tthinkitgets moreBowenIslandthanthat.
Hurraytothetopoverallfinishers!1,500metreevent: First Place - LukasMusselman fromNorthVancouver, 20:18; Se cond Pl ace - MarkKennedyfro m Vancouve r 21:48; Third Place- KiselyBarbicfromWestVancouver, 21:50.
TopOverallfinishersforthe750metreevent: First Place -JeniRedekoppfromBowenIsland,17:25; Second Place -OliviaGleserfromBellingham,17:29; Third Place-Nicki
HarrisfromSeattle,17:33.
A specialshout o uttoArtisanEats,The Ruddy a ndtheGeneralStoreforkeepingeveryonenourished,toBasia’sBowenIsland’s Ev entRentals, to AnaAguayoandtheWellnessCentrefor providingon-sitemassage,toourcoursesetters Cameron Rolfe,MikeShannonandGordRose,andtoour water andlandsafetyteam - wearenothingwithout you: BilliBehm,LisaBrougham,AmandaOckleon, Andy Hoppenrath,BeatriceRose,BryanBaker,Jo Quarry, QuintenFoellmer,KateBrougham,Peterand Sophie Walter,andSueFairburn.
Toourcorporateandcommunitysponsors,yourcombinedsupportcomestoastaggeringvalueof$18,102. We havenowords.Toourlegionofvolunteers,our360 plus donorsandofcoursetoourfabulousswimmers- please knowthattogetheryoucreateenoughjoytobuoy us throughouttheyear.
Thankyouformakingameaningfuldifferencetothose thatneeditmost.Markyourcalendars,restupandsee you onthebeachforJuly11,SwimBowen2026!
MarkKennedy roundsthefirstbuoy ofthe SwimBowen course(left). At thefinishline, topfundraiser AnneChollatis welcomedonto theshore by Dan Nixon andDavid Bellringerafter completingherswim./ Scott Robartsphotos
(Top Row L-R) Swimmerscrashinto the water to startthe1,500metreportionofthe SwimBowen race; Water Safety Marshals receiveapre-race briefing (Middle Row L-R) Water Safety Lead VolunteerLisaBroughamheadsoutonpaddleboard;aswimmer feelinginaparticularly groovy mood; Michael Henrichsenkeepingthecrowdinformedandentertainedduringhisemceeduties. (Bottom Row L-R) Tanya Voormejj-de ZwartandJane McKayenjoytime in the water; Cam Rolfe, Dallyn Willisand MikeShannonmakesure the TunstallBay courseisallset fortheswimmers./ Scott Robartsphotos
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Pleaseemail yo ur li stingto AlexbyTuesday 5p .m .f orthatweek'sedition.
On We dnes da y, July 23,from 3 to 5 pm , theyinvite y outoexperiencethegent le powerofsong atthe Sp’ák w’usGatherin g Stage,nexttoTheHea r th Galle ry i n th e Co v e.
Thisspecialoutdooreventoffers a spac e forhea ling, reflection andserenity,featuringsimple,heartfelt songssunginthree-partharmony Whether you’re recovering fromillness,grievinga loss,navigatingcancer treatment,facingendof life issuesorsimply seeking peace, the Threshold Singers are heretooffertheirvoices in compassion.
Letthemusicholdyougently.Allarewelcome. Formoreinformation,contactLizWatson@lizian@shaw. ca orSuzanneAllan@sooz@allanfinancial.com
YoursinHarmony,
-LorraineAshdown ThresholdSinger
thThresholdSingersper form at theSp’ákw ’us Gathering StageinSnug
ro was umme rp arty!
Cove./Jami Schefferphoto
FASTPITCH
TheShakers and Twinsplayed ahotly contested see-sawaffair last Thursday,with the boys inblackultimately emerging with the 14-10victory. Thegamewasalleven afterthe1stinningat2-2,and againafterthe 3rd inningat4-4. Apairof Twinsrunsinthe 4thgavethem a2-run edge headingintothe back halfofthe game,butthat’s whenthe Shakersbats came to life.
JesseDurrant ledofftheinningwitha solohome runtostartaparadeof Shakers to the basepaths.The teamwasnotgoing to lettheopportunityslip -withbasesloaded JonMorse droveahitdeepinto theoutfield
gaptobring ever ybodyhomeand land safe on3rd base with atriple.NoahPryce-Jones’ at batcausedenoughchaosfor twomore Shakersto scoreand maxouttheinning. Noahadded a2-RBI doubleduring a 4-run7thinningtomakeit14-6. Theinsurancerunsturned outtobevitalasthe Twins pushed hard and scored 4runsoftheir own inthefinalinning,highlightedbya2-RBI triplefrom Henr yCampbell.But with 2more runnersonbaseandthe potentialtying run ondeck,DougDurrant’s pitchingsecured thefinalgroundout to sealthe keyvictory.
-AlexKurial,
Scorekeeper
Standings forgamesthruMonday, July14.RF/RA -RunsFor /Runs Against
SANDRAMURRAY ANDFRIENDS’ BIGFABULOUS GARAGE SALE ONTHEDECK!
(left)hita homeruninthe5thinningwhichsparked the Shakers comebackwin.O verallhehit2/3with 3runs, 2RBI &a walk .Jon Morse(middle)gavehis team aleadtheyneverlookedbackfromwith a basesclearingtriplelaterthatinning. Morsewas3/3 at theplate with 3runs and 4RBI.Noah Pr yce-Jones(right)isbest knownforhispitching,buthisbat wasatworktooon Thursdaywith 4RBI,alsoscoringtwice.Noahalso went 5 stronginningsonthemound to registerhisnameinthewincolumn.
To KillA Mockingbirdisthismonth’s film, along witha shortanda cartoon to makeanight at themovies, 1962. Show starts at 6:30pmpromptly. Tickets availablethrough Bowen Recor at thedoor.
Saturday, July 19
Logger SportsShow
Veterans Park,all dayfree bus to/from Snug Cove Vendors & gold panning, cheeron yourfavouritelumberjack! Food by Miller ’s Meatcraft,liquorandentertainment! Cashonly event, 10am to 4pm. bowenloggingsports.comformore.
Saturday, July 19
ArtistpARTy atthe Hearth
ComemeetartistsDiand Guthrie Gloag, whoare behind thenewartexhibit Return to Nature at the Hearth Gallery Exhibit runsuntil August 4,ArtistpARTy is July 19from6 to 9pm.
Saturday, July 19(&other dates)
SKYSwimming
SeniorsKeepingYoungpoolswimmingatTunstallBay. MeetatTBCAClubhouse.Also July 21,23&25. Times vary, fulldetailsandRSVPbywritinginfo@skyonbowenisland.ca
Sunday, July 20
Jude Neale&Black Pace Book&CD Launch
Author Jude Neale& musicians Black Pace launchtheir new works, book Gathered in Pockets&CD Hide. Bowen Theatrefrom3:30 to 5pm.Free admission&light refreshments, book&CD availablefor purchase/signing.
Sunday, July 20
East VanSax Quartet Performance
Concertina beautiful Bowen garden. Begins at 7pm, gardenopens at 6:30. Visitbrowenpapertickets.comfordetails.
Wednes day, July 23&Friday, July 25
SKY Walks
Seniors Keeping Youngmeeting at GraftonLake forthis week’s walks. Both start at 9:45am.
Wednes day, July 23
Threshold Singers Performance
Experiencethe Threshold Choirandthe powerof song at theSp’ákw’usGatheringStage. Performancefrom3 to 5pm, see Page 12forfulldetails.
Thurs day, July 24
All About RaptorsattheLibrary
Meet a live raptorandlearnall about local birds of prey!An educatorfromOrphaned Wildlife Rehab Society (OWL) willsharetheirexpertiseandanswer yourquestions. From1 to 2pminthe LibraryAnnex. Please register at bipl.ca/SRCevents
Thurs day, July 24
Teen Games NightattheLibrary
Joinusforan eveningofpizza& board games,for teens 13+ B.Y.O.G. (Bring Your Own Game!)oruseoneofthe many gamesthelibrary has to borrow.From4:30 to 7pminthe LibraryAnnex. Please register at bipl.ca/SRCevents
Friday, July 25(&other dates)
The View Theatre Performance
In thisoriginalfarce by Bowen’s award winningplaywright David Cameron, Kenneth and Debra, a wealthy couple,new to theislandconfronttheirneighboursAngel and Zorgaboutatree that isblockingtheir View. Shows also July 26, August 1& August 2,all start at 7:30pm at the
Bowen Theatre. A Pay-What-You-CanPreviewtakesplace Thursday, July 24. Seemoreon Page 7. Thurs day, July 31
Wildlife Mysterieswith Metro ParksattheLibrary
Nature has many stories totell. Get curious with Metro Vancouver park interpretersandlearn aboutthe mysterious livesofisland wildlifethroughfunactivities, gamesand stories. For ages5-12,from1 to 2:30pminthe LibraryAnnex. Please register at :bipl.ca/SRCevents
Saturday, August2
Dock Dance
Finda Bowenfirefighterfor yourticket to thebigshow!
SATURDAYS
BowenIslandFarmersMarket
TheBowenIslandFarmersMarketseasonis underway! CometoBowenIslandCommunitySchoolfrom10am to 12:30pmtocheckoutallofthevendorsandspecialevents. SKYMahjong
ComeandplayMahjongattheSeniorsCottage on CardenaDrive.1to3pm,RSVP info@skyonbowenisland.ca
WEDNESDAYS
Family Stor ytime PlusattheLibrary
Dropinforafree programof storiesand songs, PLUS a craftorfunactivity!10:30 to 11:30aminthe LibraryAnnex. Ages0-6 with caregivers.No registration required.
DAILY
BeyondBrailleatthe Museum&Archives
Collaborative exhibition betw een Camp Bowen and VocalEye Descriptive Arts Society. Experiencehistory through touch, soundsandinclusivedesign-where ever yone belongs.Open dailythroughtheendof August.
