The Storywalk for January is ready for you to enjoy! Cynthia Rylant's book, Snow, invites you to discover the magic of a winter day, even if our local winter often brings more rain than snow.The Storywalk for January is ready for you to enjoy! Cynthia Rylant's book, Snow, invites you to discover the magic of a winter day, even if our local winter often brings more rain than snow.
T’was the night before Christmas in North Delta and Surrey
Food Hampers delivered helped lessen the worry
Happy Holiday greetings and food on your shelves
Best wishes for the season from your Rotary elves.
The celebration of both Jewish and Christian festivities is popularly known as Chrismukkah. In 2024, Hanukkah begins at sundown on Christmas day, which happens fairly infrequently.
Inspiring Story of Service: Yashar Keramati and Rotary’s Impact
The Rotary Club of North Delta recently welcomed a special guest, Yashar Keramati, whose story inspired everyone in attendance. ...more
Thanks to the hard work of community volunteers, Rotary and Interactors under the direction of Susan Gage, North Delta has a new destination park. Thanks as well to the City of Delta maintenance crew for the installation of the bench, signage and ongoing grooming. Photos courtesy of Shawn Gold.
The Rotary Club of North Delta is thankful for our 33 active members who put Service Above Self to make our community a better place to live work and play and who believe D.E.I. is worth striving for. We are thankful for the thousands of community volunteers who show up throughout the year to help us support families in need. We are thankful for individuals, corporations and governmental agencies who provide the financial resources we need to meet our goals. And most of all we are thankful for the opportunity to receive much more than we give when we join hands with the one point four million Rotarians across the border and around the world.
Ann Newman and Bal Bains of British Columbia Lottery Corporation were the guest speakers at The Rotary Club of North Delta lunch meeting on Thursday. During the presentation and Q&A we learned of the impact the gaming industry has made to the province and, in particular, Delta. The participation of the Cascades Casino Delta’s over 43,000 registered players has resulted in BCLC providing 2.28 million dollars to the city of Delta. 78 organizations received funding last year including the Rotary Club of North Delta. 
Since joining the Rotary Club of North Delta in 2001, Susan Gage has been a driving force for positive change, blending her passion for community well-being with environmental sustainability. A Master Gardener, Susan’s unique perspective highlights the deep connection between healthy communities and thriving ecosystems. .More..
RCND President Jon Marks laid our Remembrance Day wreath before a large and respectful gathering at the Social Heart of Delta. 
Weather permitting, a brisk Fall walk and “The Detective Dog” awaits you at Story Walk. The Rotary Club of North Delta found a sunny day to install the pages along the path and then relaxed after a job well done. 
Lana can best be described as a visionary soul with the heart of an artist, boundless generosity, unwavering compassion, and an entrepreneurial spirit that turns dreams into reality. On top of all that, she has a sense of humour. More ...
Canada’s first Thanksgiving predates America’s by over 40 years. In 1578, English navigator Martin Frobisher led a ceremony in Nunavut, giving thanks for the safety of his fleet—North America's first recorded Thanksgiving. However, Indigenous peoples had long celebrated harvest festivals before European arrival. Thanksgiving and harvest celebrations happen worldwide. As Rotarians, with 1.4 million members globally, we give thanks for the opportunity to put Service Above Self, enhancing health, stability, and prosperity. Together, we improve our communities today and invest in future generations tomorrow.
Nestled along the northern edge of Watershed Park, the Kittson Parkway cleanup has long been a cherished project of the Rotary Club of North Delta. After a few years' hiatus, the much-loved annual cleanup event made its highly anticipated return this week.
Recognizing her commitment to community and her passion to inspire others through storytelling, the Rotary Club of North Delta provided financial support to Phalak Betab for her Strange Story project. President Jon Marks presented the cheque at our Thursday luncheon. More...
North Delta Rotary and Seaquam Interact volunteers worked to transform the site and prepare it for the addition of benches, shelter, plants and discovery signage to benefit the community.Rotary members L-R: Don Pateman, Elgin Duke, Susan Gage, Jon Marks, Shawn Gold and Deborah Jones.
The Storywalk for January is ready for you to enjoy! Cynthia Rylant's book, Snow, invites you to discover the magic of a winter day, even if our local winter often brings more rain than snow.T’was the night before Christmas in North Delta and Surrey
Food Hampers delivered helped lessen the worry
Happy Holiday greetings and food on your shelves
Best wishes for the season from your Rotary elves.
The celebration of both Jewish and Christian festivities is popularly known as Chrismukkah. In 2024, Hanukkah begins at sundown on Christmas day, which happens fairly infrequently.Inspiring Story of Service: Yashar Keramati and Rotary’s Impact
The Rotary Club of North Delta recently welcomed a special guest, Yashar Keramati, whose story inspired everyone in attendance. ...more
Thanks to the hard work of community volunteers, Rotary and Interactors under the direction of Susan Gage, North Delta has a new destination park. Thanks as well to the City of Delta maintenance crew for the installation of the bench, signage and ongoing grooming. Photos courtesy of Shawn Gold.The Rotary Club of North Delta is thankful for our 33 active members who put Service Above Self to make our community a better place to live work and play and who believe D.E.I. is worth striving for. We are thankful for the thousands of community volunteers who show up throughout the year to help us support families in need. We are thankful for individuals, corporations and governmental agencies who provide the financial resources we need to meet our goals. And most of all we are thankful for the opportunity to receive much more than we give when we join hands with the one point four million Rotarians across the border and around the world.Ann Newman and Bal Bains of British Columbia Lottery Corporation were the guest speakers at The Rotary Club of North Delta lunch meeting on Thursday. During the presentation and Q&A we learned of the impact the gaming industry has made to the province and, in particular, Delta. The participation of the Cascades Casino Delta’s over 43,000 registered players has resulted in BCLC providing 2.28 million dollars to the city of Delta. 78 organizations received funding last year including the Rotary Club of North Delta. Since joining the Rotary Club of North Delta in 2001, Susan Gage has been a driving force for positive change, blending her passion for community well-being with environmental sustainability. A Master Gardener, Susan’s unique perspective highlights the deep connection between healthy communities and thriving ecosystems. .More..
RCND President Jon Marks laid our Remembrance Day wreath before a large and respectful gathering at the Social Heart of Delta. Weather permitting, a brisk Fall walk and “The Detective Dog” awaits you at Story Walk. The Rotary Club of North Delta found a sunny day to install the pages along the path and then relaxed after a job well done. Lana can best be described as a visionary soul with the heart of an artist, boundless generosity, unwavering compassion, and an entrepreneurial spirit that turns dreams into reality. On top of all that, she has a sense of humour. More ...Canada’s first Thanksgiving predates America’s by over 40 years. In 1578, English navigator Martin Frobisher led a ceremony in Nunavut, giving thanks for the safety of his fleet—North America's first recorded Thanksgiving. However, Indigenous peoples had long celebrated harvest festivals before European arrival. Thanksgiving and harvest celebrations happen worldwide. As Rotarians, with 1.4 million members globally, we give thanks for the opportunity to put Service Above Self, enhancing health, stability, and prosperity. Together, we improve our communities today and invest in future generations tomorrow.Nestled along the northern edge of Watershed Park, the Kittson Parkway cleanup has long been a cherished project of the Rotary Club of North Delta. After a few years' hiatus, the much-loved annual cleanup event made its highly anticipated return this week.Recognizing her commitment to community and her passion to inspire others through storytelling, the Rotary Club of North Delta provided financial support to Phalak Betab for her Strange Story project. President Jon Marks presented the cheque at our Thursday luncheon. More...North Delta Rotary and Seaquam Interact volunteers worked to transform the site and prepare it for the addition of benches, shelter, plants and discovery signage to benefit the community.Rotary members L-R: Don Pateman, Elgin Duke, Susan Gage, Jon Marks, Shawn Gold and Deborah Jones.
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