Free Boxes

We have recently moved to the island and have lots of moving boxes to get rid of - free!

Contact via email at 1971sdf@gmail.com

Thank you!

Sharene

Seeking Exterior Door

Looking to purchase an exterior door.
Please contact Beth at pnb@shaw.ca or 604-649-8145.

Thanks.

Blue Cottage Bread

Available Friday morning at Telegraph Harbour Marina Cafe

CLASSIC SOURDOUGH, slow cold fermented.
HARVEST HONEY WHITE unbleached flour, Canadian honey and extra virgin olive oil, yeast leavened.
SEEDY PREEDY whole wheat, rye,12 grains, flax, sunflower, pumpkin seeds and organic date syrup, yeast leavened.

Enjoy!
Tracy Higgins

Pizza at Telegraph Harbour Marina

🍕 Pizza Night is on again!

Neapolitan Pizza • Wine & Beer •

Choose from a variety of toppings, enjoy with a glass in hand as your pizza is made fresh for you! Dine in or take away — no need to pre-order, just show up! Our pizzas cook fast and are worth the wait.

$17 Neapolitan pizzas made fresh to order.

🍷 Wines
🍺 Craft beer
Tonight! Friday, November 7th 5pm — 8pm

Knitting Craft Bee

Knitting Craft Bee every Friday from 2 until 4pm all welcome.

Your host this week is your baker extraordinaire, Gloria.
Hope to see you all there.

For info call 250-246-2469 or email sdrib@telus.net

Halloween Thanks!

Thanks to all that participated in Halloween at the Hall.
There were over 60 islanders that came out in costumes and community spirit making the evening a wonderful success.

Special thanks to all those that helped with decorating, contributing to the trick or treat line, carving pumpkins, setting up/cleaning up, running the bar, and bringing snacks to share. Yet another example of how generous and awesome our island community is!

A big thank you to TICA for use of the hall.

Looking forward to more community gatherings at the hall throughout the rainy months ahead.

Penelope Terry

Needed: Pick Up from Tall Tree

Anyone headed to Tall Tree in Chemainus with a pickup truck in the next few days?

I have a small bundle of metal siding flashings. 10' long, but not too heavy.

Thanks,

Jim Moloney
6045341635
jimolo46@gmail.com

Needed: Pickup from Tall Tree

Anyone headed to Tall Tree in Chemainus with a pickup truck in the next few days?

I have a small bundle of metal siding flashings. 10' long, but not too heavy.

Thanks,

Jim Moloney
6045341635
jimolo46@gmail.com

Need Ride to Nanaimo ASAP - Engine Emergency

Hello Friends.

I was wondering if anyone is going to Nanaimo. I need to take my 6hp 4 stroke engine to Dreamers Marine for them to take a look at under warranty as I’m having engine issues and need to get it looked at ASAP so I can move my sailboat back to Thetis island.

I will have to go to my sailboat at Kinsmen beach in Chemainus and unlock my engine and take it off my sailboat.

Please send me a msg or call or text 250-436-1006

Thanks,

Jasmine

Chrysler Jeep Battery Fire Recall

More than 375,000 Jeep plug-in hybrids are being recalled over a battery fire risk, including nearly 21,000 vehicles in Canada.

The Canadian recall impacts Jeep Grand Cherokee plug-in hybrid models from 2022 to 2025 and Jeep Wrangler plug-in hybrids from 2021 to 2025

The batteries were manufactured by Samsung SDI America, based in Auburn Hills, Mich.

Owners of the vehicles — which include certain Jeep Wrangler 4xe vehicles with model years between 2020-2025 and some Jeep Grand Cherokee 4xe SUVs with model years from 2022-2026 — are being advised to park the vehicles outside and away from structures until a remedy for the problem is determined.

Vehicle owners should also avoid charging the vehicles because the risk is reduced when the battery is depleted, according to the company.

The number for the recall is 68C and owners may contact Chrysler customer service at 1-800-853-1403. Owners can also check Canada's Motor Vehicle Safety Recalls Database.

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

Soup's On ~ Today (Wed, Nov 5) 11:30am until 1pm

Gather at Forbes Hall for a very Thetis Island lunch...

Menu:
Chicken Noodle Soup
Vegetable Noodle Soup
Cheesy Biscuits
Assorted Treats
Coffee & Teas

Suggested donation of $7 for soup, bread, treats and teas & coffee.

Soup’s On is entirely carried out by volunteers and, as one of the tasks is the program’s accounting, please do not pay with coins smaller than Loonies and Toonies. All change must be counted and rolled, and it’s work that we would like to do less of.

For those who find large groups challenging, enjoy your lunch in this week’s designated quiet room, the Boardroom.

Everyone is welcome to join us, seniors, seniors who don’t think they’re seniors, workers, families, and everyone who just wants a mid-day meal!

Menu remainders for take-out when available. Soup’s On also supports the Thetis Island Food Pantry.

Coupon Booklets of 10 for your convenience, $70.00

The Soup’s On Team

Hul'qumi'num Language and Salish Art Class

November 21st, 2025: 11am to 2 pm Forbes Hall

It is common manners that when you go to a foreign country, you make an effort to learn how to say hello and a few simple phrases in the local dialect. The same standard applies to our local indigenous communities. Being able to greet people and say thank you' in the Hul'qumi'num language is an important way to show respect.

As a reconciliation component of this year's Health talk program, we are excited to host Philomena Williams and Stuart Pagaduan for a combined introductory Hul'qumi'num language and Coast Salish art class.

T’uwahwiye’ (Philomena Williams) is a respected Cowichan (Quw’utsun’) Elder from Coast Salish territory on Vancouver Island, B.C. A cultural knowledge keeper and protocol guide, she shares teachings with care—supporting Hul’q’umi’num’ language use, song, story, and the practices that uphold respect, relationship, and community wellness.

Stuart Pagaduan is an accomplished Coast Salish artist and educator. His works are on display in numerous galleries. His art class provides an introduction to Coast Salish Art and the traditions it celebrates.

Cost is $40 and includes a light lunch provided by Forbes Hall Food Services (if cost is a barrier, please reach out to me or any Health Group member)

Agenda:

11am: Group A - Language, Group B - art

Noon - Lunch

1pm - Group A - Art, Group B - language

(Each group will have a maximum of 15 people)

For any questions, or to reserve a spot, please contact davidreay@telus.net