
A once loved, twin keel sailboat is now just another piece of flotsam from the Ganges area, recovered by volunteers. Kind of like taking out someone else’s garbage.
Salt Spring Photographer John Cameron

A once loved, twin keel sailboat is now just another piece of flotsam from the Ganges area, recovered by volunteers. Kind of like taking out someone else’s garbage.

High school and middle school improv is off the charts on Salt Spring Island. Clever kids motivated by intrepid instructors. Bob is seen here during Apocalypse: Improv, on stage at ArtSpring Theatre.
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Congratulations to the GISS Improv team for their second place finish in the Vancouver Island Regional Tournament.

This year’s favourite Salt Spring subject. Splendid on a still February daybreak.

From left to right, that’s the event organizer, best student sweater, craziest staff sweater.
Bringing awareness to climate change and sustainable energy options, Gulf Islands Secondary School (GISS) took part in National Sweater Day yesterday. The school lowered the temperature three degrees…

A high-flying junior soars to the hoop as Gulf Islands Secondary School’s Junior Boys team swept their first ever invitational tournament. Visiting schools were from Nanaimo, Victoria and Vancouver.
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Photographer’s note: The camera for this shot was fixed above the net and was fired remotely. As luck would have it, this same moment was also captured from the floor. It’s image number 20120203560 in the tourney album
Photographs of Salt Spring Island and areas reachable by ferry and road (and sometimes off-road).