- September 2, 2025During the Depression, guests at Roesland Farm Resort dwindle and the Roes struggle to keep the facility going. Some years,…
- September 2, 2025The ship Island Princess, previously known as the Daily, is sold to the Gulf Island Ferry Co, rebuilt with a…
- September 2, 2025"The Maples" on Port Browning is opened for guests by Evelyn Pollard. It will operate until 1970 when guests are…
- September 2, 2025Washington Grimmer, one of the first settler-era arrivals on North Pender, dies at 79.
- September 2, 2025Robert Stewart Wallace (“RSW“) Corbett of the Hope Bay Store retires. His son Percy becomes Postmaster and takes over, assisted…
September 2, 2025Work bees are a popular cooperative approach to fundraising, helping islanders in need, building barns, and looking after community halls…- September 2, 2025The fish reduction plant at Shingle Bay declares bankruptcy, but is reconstituted and continues to operate until it is destroyed…
- September 2, 2025The Hodgson family open a general store on Bedwell Harbour on South Pender. They later add several rental cabins and…
September 2, 2025In January 1932, South Pender settlers and friends Gerald Richardson and Arthur Spalding pass away. A tribute describes them as…- September 2, 2025The first Fall Fair is held at the Hope Bay Community Hall.
