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Pumpkin Carving Party at the Paint Box School of Art

Pumpkin Carving Party
The third annual pumpkin carving party will be happening at the Paint Box School of Art on Saturday, October 29th from 2:00-5:00pm at 1284 D1 Gladstone Avenue, Fernwood Square.

Bring your own pumpkin, knife and design and we will help you carve the most beautiful pumpkin on your block! There will be hot apple […]

By |October 17th, 2011|News|0 Comments

What is ripe at Springridge Common?

Medlar- Mespilus germanica

This fruit will be ready to harvest once the first frost occurs, around the beginning of November.  Before they are ready to eat, medlars must go through the ‘bletting’ process. What is bletting you ask?
‘[Medlars] become edible after being softened, ‘bletted’, by frost, or naturally in storage given sufficient time. Once softening begins […]

By |October 17th, 2011|Garden Gleanings, News|0 Comments

Halloween Monster Bash 2.0

 

The 2nd Annual Monster Bash is back by popular demand.  This Community Centre Network event brings youth ages 9-13 years together from all over Victoria for a Halloween party like no other.  The entire James Bay Community School Centre is transformed into a youth space with different activities: bouncy castles, boffer battles, dj, fear factor, […]

By |October 17th, 2011|News|3 Comments

From Fernwood to the Flathead

Join National Geographic explorer and author Douglas Chadwick and Fernwood resident Sarah Cox from Sierra Club BC for an engaging evening of storytelling about the wild, feisty and fierce wolverine!  

Chadwick, an acclaimed speaker, will describe his close encounters with the elusive wolverine during his October tour to promote Sierra Club BC’s Flathead River Valley […]

By |October 11th, 2011|News|0 Comments

Great British Columbia ShakeOut

On October 20th at 10:20am, the Fernwood Community Centre staff and clients will be participating in the second Great British Columbia ShakeOut. This is a province wide event to educate the public, businesses, and organizations about how to prepare and protect themselves during an earthquake. The first ShakeOut was held earlier this year on January […]

By |October 7th, 2011|News|0 Comments

A Thanksgiving Message from your MP

October 7, 2011

A Thanksgiving Message from your MP

 

Dear Constituents,

As I head home to Victoria this Thanksgiving, I find myself reflecting on all that we have to be thankful for. We are going through difficult political times, but I am thankful for living in an inspiring, progressive community that I take pleasure in representing. I am […]

By |October 7th, 2011|News|0 Comments

Poll / Pole wordplay

 
Photo by Angela Hemming
>> John Coy

Historically poles have always been a form of public expression. That’s when they say “the public’s going to the polls”, they’re talking about democracy where everyone gets their say.  Recently, however, in modern times neighbourhood power poles have been a medium of expression used mostly by vandals “tagging” messages often […]

By |October 6th, 2011|News|0 Comments