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From Our President – September 2025
The answer is 10 years, I’d been told. Though I’ve also heard seven is the baseline; and one ambitious would-be local claimed to have done it in three. Another woman, who first set foot on Pender Island some 14 years ago, suggested it was not so much the length of...
From Our President – September 2025
The answer is 10 years, I’d been told. Though I’ve also heard seven is the baseline; and one ambitious would-be local claimed to have done it in three. Another woman, who first set foot on Pender Island some 14 years ago, suggested it was not so much the length of...
From Our President – September 2025
The answer is 10 years, I’d been told. Though I’ve also heard seven is the baseline; and one ambitious would-be local claimed to have done it in three. Another woman, who first set foot on Pender Island some 14 years ago, suggested it was not so much the length of...
From Our President – September 2025
The answer is 10 years, I’d been told. Though I’ve also heard seven is the baseline; and one ambitious would-be local claimed to have done it in three. Another woman, who first set foot on Pender Island some 14 years ago, suggested it was not so much the length of...
From Our President – September 2025
The answer is 10 years, I’d been told. Though I’ve also heard seven is the baseline; and one ambitious would-be local claimed to have done it in three. Another woman, who first set foot on Pender Island some 14 years ago, suggested it was not so much the length of time that made one a local, but other factors. She hadn’t started feeling at home here until...
S,DA’YES Truth & Reconciliation Circle
Each month, we’ll introduce one of the many groups, clubs, committees and non-profit societies that make our island community so special. This month’s S,DA’YES Truth & Reconciliation Circle report. Q: First, can you tell us what your group is about, and what you...
S,DA’YES Truth & Reconciliation Circle
Each month, we’ll introduce one of the many groups, clubs, committees and non-profit societies that make our island community so special. This month’s S,DA’YES Truth & Reconciliation Circle report. Q: First, can you tell us what your group is about, and what you...
S,DA’YES Truth & Reconciliation Circle
Each month, we’ll introduce one of the many groups, clubs, committees and non-profit societies that make our island community so special. This month’s S,DA’YES Truth & Reconciliation Circle report. Q: First, can you tell us what your group is about, and what you...
S,DA’YES Truth & Reconciliation Circle
Each month, we’ll introduce one of the many groups, clubs, committees and non-profit societies that make our island community so special. This month’s S,DA’YES Truth & Reconciliation Circle report. Q: First, can you tell us what your group is about, and what you...
S,DA’YES Truth & Reconciliation Circle
Each month, we’ll introduce one of the many groups, clubs, committees and non-profit societies that make our island community so special. This month’s S,DA’YES Truth & Reconciliation Circle report. Q: First, can you tell us what your group is about, and what you do? A: The purpose of the S,DA’YES Truth & Reconciliation Circle (STRC) is to hold a space on...
W̱SÁNEĆ Elders
The Stories That Brought You Here is a home-spun podcast by resident Chris Wakaluk about the people who have built their lives on Pender Island. Each month, we are pleased to present a story from a recent episode. Full conversation. With incredible support from...
W̱SÁNEĆ Elders
The Stories That Brought You Here is a home-spun podcast by resident Chris Wakaluk about the people who have built their lives on Pender Island. Each month, we are pleased to present a story from a recent episode. Full conversation. With incredible support from...
W̱SÁNEĆ Elders
The Stories That Brought You Here is a home-spun podcast by resident Chris Wakaluk about the people who have built their lives on Pender Island. Each month, we are pleased to present a story from a recent episode. Full conversation. With incredible support from...
W̱SÁNEĆ Elders
The Stories That Brought You Here is a home-spun podcast by resident Chris Wakaluk about the people who have built their lives on Pender Island. Each month, we are pleased to present a story from a recent episode. Full conversation. With incredible support from Robert Dill, president of The South Island Historical Society, I had the amazing opportunity to meet and...
W̱SÁNEĆ Elders
The Stories That Brought You Here is a home-spun podcast by resident Chris Wakaluk about the people who have built their lives on Pender Island. Each month, we are pleased to present a story from a recent episode. Full conversation. With incredible support from...
Pender Post Past – September 1975
As promised in last month’s article, we now have a report on the Fall Fair of 1975. The weather was perfect and the Fair was a great success. There were nail-hammering contests, a contest to see who could carve the best chair, with four legs, out of a round log using...
Pender Post Past – September 1975
As promised in last month’s article, we now have a report on the Fall Fair of 1975. The weather was perfect and the Fair was a great success. There were nail-hammering contests, a contest to see who could carve the best chair, with four legs, out of a round log using...
Pender Post Past – September 1975
As promised in last month’s article, we now have a report on the Fall Fair of 1975. The weather was perfect and the Fair was a great success. There were nail-hammering contests, a contest to see who could carve the best chair, with four legs, out of a round log using...
Pender Post Past – September 1975
As promised in last month’s article, we now have a report on the Fall Fair of 1975. The weather was perfect and the Fair was a great success. There were nail-hammering contests, a contest to see who could carve the best chair, with four legs, out of a round log using...
Pender Post Past – September 1975
As promised in last month’s article, we now have a report on the Fall Fair of 1975. The weather was perfect and the Fair was a great success. There were nail-hammering contests, a contest to see who could carve the best chair, with four legs, out of a round log using a chainsaw, and the usual competitions in baking, crafts, beer, vegetables, and fruit. The Pender...
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