Final all-candidates meetings set for West Shore, new businesses opening up
From the Best of the Westshore to the 11th annual Chili Cook Off
It’s a musical July on the West Shore, with Rock the Shores etc.
Christine Scott and Shelley Westwood bring word from the street on the West Shore
The Gazette presents some ideas for early summer activities
No shortage of activities coming to the West Shore in coming weeks
Christine Scott and Shelley Westwood bring word from the streets of the West Shore
Christine Scott and Shelley Westwood bring news from the street
Christine Scott and Shelley Westwood report from the street
Getting outdoors and picking wild fruit takes us back to an age when gathering, jam-making and crafting were fun-filled family times
ISLAND WILD: Their numbers are declining, largely due to habitat loss and human disturbance
ISLAND WILD: Dragonfly populations peak in mid-August, and make an ideal study subject
A riot of colours, this wading bird features short yellow legs, chestnut-brown neck and dark green back
ISLAND WILD: Eagle parents, mated for life, are now feeding and caring for this year’s young
We welcome the most common hummer species on the West Coast in the soft and tiny Rufous
Before launching into full April mode, let’s look back on the icy wonders of March
Science calls them ‘crystallo-folia’ – created on winter mornings
ISLAND WILD: Perhaps it’s time to learn what to call those streaky brown birds with red caps, and which woodpecker species is which
ISLAND WILD: Every thrush species is musically gifted, their melodic mating songs bestowing joy in damp, dark woodlands
So many wild wonders lie within our forests, unknown and unappreciated
