Brilliance before dusk...

Keith Rush

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COMMUNITY EVENTS 

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SOLSTICE

Meditation / Sound

7 pm

Saturday, June 21st

Forbes Hall

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FILM

Snk'mip Dig Deeper

7 pm

Sunday, June 22nd

Forbes Hall

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FILM

Kuper Island: Return to the Healing Circle

7 pm

Wednesday, June 25th

Forbes Hall

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MLA Visit

Thursday

June 26th

1 - 2:30

Forbes Hall

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CANADA DAY

PANCAKE BREAKFAST

Tuesday

July 1st

9 - 11

Forbes Hall

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COMMUNITY APPRECIATION DAY AT CAPERNWRAY HARBOUR

July 12

11:00 - 3:30

Register Here

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SOUP'S ON

On Hiatus until Fall 2025

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Venting Index

 

Thetis Island Community Association

forbeshall.ca

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HEALTH SERVICES

Contact & Access Information

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TAXATION REPORTS

provided by Paul Duncan

Background - Phase 1 Report

Final - Phase 2 Report

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Who's Who of Thetis Pets Registry

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Thetis Island Community Fund
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Thursday
Jul252024

EXTREME DANGER CLASS Reminders

We are all hoping this EXTREME DANGER Rating ends soon and High Hazard Activities can resume, at least for early shift work. However, the EXTREME DANGER Rating remains in effect on Thetis Island at this time.

We appreciate your patience and politeness when dealing with our volunteers who are tasked with the investigation of complaints of High Hazard Activities taking place during this EXTREME DANGER Rating period. Neither the TIVFD nor the Improvement District set the regulations that govern BC Fire Departments during Wildfire season. If you are unhappy with the restrictions, please contact your MLA Doug Routley 
Douglas.Routely.MLA@leg.bc.ca and he will take your concerns to the BCWS to consider making amendments to the Wildfire Service BC Regulations.

Solid fuel outdoor fires remain prohibited. Propane campfire appliances are allowed.

Aside from the two current Out of Control wildfires on Southern Vancouver Island at Old Man Lake and Sooke Potholes that have BCWS crews on scene, there have been daily bush fires here in our region that our Cowichan Valley fire departments have been responding to…all human-caused, and those fires are not reflected in the news media.

Thank you for your continuing vigilance and safety during this wildfire season. The TIVFD would also welcome new volunteers to the fire department to assist us with our community responses all year. Please contact the Fire Chief or Deputy Chief Chad Kerr for more information.

Fire Chief J. Caldbeck
Thetis Island Vol. Fire Dept.


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