Living

Staff and residents at The Waterford in Tsawwassen recognized Anti-Bullying Day last Wednesday by donning pink shirts.

Volunteers dressed in period costumes welcome members of the public to Cammidge House last Sunday afternoon for a Heritage Day event.

There’s a new chef in town at KinVillage Community Centre in Tsawwassen. Adrian Dias, who recently plied his trade for the Fairmont hotel chain, has been running his Buenos Dias Café at KinVillage for approximately a month.

Due to overwhelming interest in recent years in retro gaming systems, the Hospice Cottage is hosting its second annual gaming sale tomorrow. Gamers can shop a variety of older and newer systems, games, accessories and handheld devices.

Members of the Ambassadors-Tsawwassen Toastmasters got together Tuesday at the Rose & Crown Pub to celebrate the group’s 15th anniversary.

The Corporation of Delta helped families celebrate Family Day in a variety of ways, including a dodgeball tournament at the South Delta Recreation Centre in Tsawwassen. Here, Anika gets ready to let one fly.

Five members of the Hurricane 828 Air Cadets participated in the Zone 5 biathlon at Whistler Olympic Park last month.

Lukas and Mia Carlson show off their finished poster at Family Canvas Creations, a Corporation of Delta Family Day program held at the Tsawwassen Arts Centre Monday afternoon.

The gym at Ladner Baptist Church was transformed into a Cardboard City to encourage imaginative play during the third annual Family Fun Craft Day last Saturday. Here, Ian plays in a carboard box that’s been made into a boat.

Delta Community Living Society executive director Anita Sihota receives a $500 cheque from Ladner Legion executive members Olwen Demidoff and Kurtis Peardon. “We are so grateful for the longstanding support of the Ladner Legion,” said Sihota.