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Want to get gardening but not sure where to start? Start here this Sunday!

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Learn to grow what you love to eat, with the Grow it Forward Vegetable Garden beginner workshops at the Pemberton Creek Community garden, Sunday afternoons from May 7. $10 a session, register at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/grow-it-vegetable-workshop-all-ages-welcome-tickets-620422258677. Contact Deborah at growitforwardgarden@gmail.com for more information or if you have any questions. Come out to the Pemberton Creek Community Garden … Continue reading Want to get gardening but not sure where to start? Start here this Sunday!

Gratitude today to all the food security warriors amongst us — Join our Love Flash Mob to fund the Food Bank (all donations will be matched by the Whistler Blackcomb Foundation!)

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Today, I want to express my gratitude for the rain. I appreciate it's steady tempo, that it's watering my bulbs that have been hiding under the snow all winter and are just waiting to surprise us. I'm grateful it might keep people inside, at home, in their own communities, and off the trails and park … Continue reading Gratitude today to all the food security warriors amongst us — Join our Love Flash Mob to fund the Food Bank (all donations will be matched by the Whistler Blackcomb Foundation!)

Order your organic seeds and support Stewardship Pemberton’s Grow it Forward garden

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For the past six years, Stewardship Pemberton & Signal Hill Elementary School have joined forces to make sure there is healthy food on every table, with the Grow It Forward garden, run as part of Stewardship Pemberton's Feasting for Change umbrella. Basically, they're growing an ecosystem of kindness. Students at Signal Hill Elementary school start … Continue reading Order your organic seeds and support Stewardship Pemberton’s Grow it Forward garden

Would you be willing to read 43 poems and enter a community conversation about what BC enacting UNDRIP means?

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In 2017, Lyla June for NM House of Representatives and Joy DeVito (who identifies as a Settler Canadian from Ontario) collaborated on a book called Lifting Our Hearts off the Ground. It's a poetic response to the United Nations Declaration of the Rights of Indigenous People. In November 2019, British Columbia became the first jurisdiction in Canada … Continue reading Would you be willing to read 43 poems and enter a community conversation about what BC enacting UNDRIP means?

Local Band The Spiritual Warriors nominated for 4 Awards

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The Spiritual Warriors are a Lil'wat/Pemberton band. With Leroy Joe and his daughter Daisy both doing vocals, and Rich Doucet, Mike Rowe, and Tim Lall. Using reggae beats and lyrics in Ucwalmícwts, Lil'wat traditional language, they create songs that are inspiring and upbeat. They are on their way to Niagara Falls, New York for the … Continue reading Local Band The Spiritual Warriors nominated for 4 Awards