Community

Town of Qualicum Beach is joined by Sooke and Port McNeill in bloom judging

Quality Foods Canadian Open Sand Sculpting Competition draws many, despite a wet weekend in Parksville

Grey skies saw a splash of colour in Parksville on the weekend as the sixth annual KiteFest lifted off

Clusters of young families filled Jack Bagley Field in Nanoose Bay on the weekend to enjoy a number of activities for the 20th annual Teddy Bear Picnic.

City council agreed to support an addition to the Parksville Lions Club’s Ventureland children’s playground in Community Park.

Local firefighters would like to thank the community for their amazing support during their boot drive on Saturday, June 18.

The Rotary Clubs of Parksville have participated in the Rotary Youth Exchange Program for 16 years. This year, they welcomed Austrian student Elisabeth Maria Ruschitzka.

The Oceanside Hospice Society hosts its annual golf tournament fundraiser on July 16 at Fairwinds Golf Course.

Qualicum Beach Councillor Mary Brouilette has big dreams for the town’s Shop to Shore shuttle bus, but in order to eventually realize them, she needs help from the community now.

An annual golf tournament, held the weekend of June 4 at the Arrowsmith Golf Course, raised roughly $23,000 for the Qualicum Beach Museum, said past-president Art Skipsey.