In the Community

We’ve come a long way from maple syrup and back bacon

Toast the growth on July 1

This year’s Steveston Salmon Festival parade on July 1 will honour one of its longtime, community volunteers who passed away earlier this year. The Grand Award for Best Community Group has been renamed the Ted Lorenz Award — Best Community Group.

Today, Canada’s heritage is reflected in numerous ways, not the least of which is the Salmon Festival Parade which kicks off at 10 a.m. and winds its way through Steveston from Garry Point Park to Railway Ave. and Moncton Street.

King of the Fraser competition gives the public a taste of the skills needed out on the water

Japanese in Steveston take unique pride in showcasing historical links

When you tuck into that tasty bowl of chow mein at the Steveston Salmon Festival this July 1st, be sure to give it a closer look to see the talent and effort that went into its creation.

It’s a good thing The Arrogant Worms didn’t sprout south of the 49th parallel.

Art lovers and collectors can save themselves a whole lot of time and even gain some unique insights by taking in this year’s art show at the Steveston Salmon Festival.

On a single, 45-foot trailer and 50-foot tractor, banners will showcase the different places of worship found along No. 5 Road.