Brilliance before dusk...

Keith Rush

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COMMUNITY EVENTS 

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SPRING CLEAN UP

May 24

9:30 am

Forbes Hall Community Centre

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TIRRA AGM

May 24

2:00 pm

Forbes Hall

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COVID and Measles Vaccine Clinic

May 27, 2025

Forbes Hall

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COMMUNITY CELEBRATION

June 14, 2025


 

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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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Saturday
Jul142012

Looking for 1 gallon pots...

Friday
Jul132012

Domain Jasmin Vineyard & Winery

Our tasting room will be open Saturdays & Sundays from 10AM to 4PM.

Now selling our 2011 Pinot Gris.

Located at 444 Lakeview Road - at the end of Kenwood Road. 250-246-9494

Wednesday
Jul112012

Yoga Schedule Changes

Happy Sunny Summer to you all

Summer yoga is fun and firming all in one, and due to a few things going on in the hall we need to cancel a couple of classes:

July 26th – 9:30 to 11:00 is cancelled (Dawn away)

Aug. 8th 9:15 – 10:15 Art Soiree set up in main hall

Aug 9th 9:30 – 11:00 Art Soiree set up in mail hall

All other classes are on going right through until September, let your guests know, drop in is $10 for 90 minutes and $8 for the 60-minute class.

See you on your mat,

Nameste Dawn

Wednesday
Jul112012

Aikido for Adults?

A few people have come to me and asked if I am interested in teaching adult Aikido classes on Thetis. I would, if there is enough interest. Interested people can contact me by e-mail islandsedge@yahoo.com

Aikido is a Japanese martial art, founded by Master Morihei Ueshiba (1883-1969). It is a martial art which trains one in self-discipline, coordination, and concentration. The techniques are based on the principle of non-resistance and harmony, and teach the practitioner to develop the natural power (Ki) inherent in the body.  In addition to the development of martial skill, the aim of Aikido is “to unify the mind and body and to promote peace, harmony, and cooperation among all beings”.

Grant Babin

Little Island Aikikai

 

Wednesday
Jul112012

Capernwray's Pump House Hours

Capernwray Harbour's Pump House Snack Shop offers a variety of refreshments,books & souvenirs.

Hours of operation until August 24th are:

Sunday: 2 - 5pm & 9 - 9:45PM

Monday - Thursday: 2 - 3:30PM & 8 - 9:30PM

Friday - 12:45 - 2PM

Wednesday
Jul112012

Wanted: a 4ft folding table

Tuesday
Jul102012

Happy Retirement to Tom & Gloria...

On Sunday, July 9th, a small gathering was held to honour community members, Tom & Gloria, upon their retirement. After moving to Thetis in 1991 and establishing their home & business, they are about to embark on the next chapter of their lives.  Building a new home, closing Quack Farm Nursery & White Peony Tea & Gift Shop, they are ready for new adventures and relaxation.  

Hats off to a wonderful couple!

Tuesday
Jul102012

New "For Sale" Items

Roomba, Multi-Terrain 4 Wh. Roller Skates, Portable BBQ, & a Hobie Cat!

Click here to go to ads

Tuesday
Jul102012

There's a New Truck in Town...

After discovering the high cost of getting fill moved on Thetis we came to a solution for us and anyone wanting to take advantage of it. We have just bought a medium size dump truck for use on Thetis Island, We are calling our little business "Rite Good Dump" Sounds funny?... Well the Rite stands for Ri-chard and Te-ss.

We can haul 6 yards of sand, gravel, soil or rocks at a time. We also have a 30ft 22K GVW beavertail flatdeck trailer for heavy equipment, logs or what have you moving.

Also, we are considering making a list of persons wanting to get rid of or sell (e.g.: soil, gravel) fill from their property and persons who want fill for their property, if we can match a person with fill to a person wanting fill and they live close to each other both sides win.

If you have a need, give us a call and maybe we can help you out.

          Richard and Tess Demarco
          Rite@telus.net
          24B Bella Vista
          250-246-2529

For Service Listings Click here

Monday
Jul092012

Correction for Capernwray Harbour Garden Tours

Please note that the tours will be held on Wednesdays, not Tuesdays as originally posted.

Each WEDNESDAY afternoon between July 10 and August 21, Capernwray Harbour will be hosting a GARDEN TOUR, TALK & TEA during their Holiday Bible Weeks and Thetis Islanders are most welcome to join in!   Take the opportunity to tour the Capernwray Gardens with our resident gardeners.  Ask questions, talk gardens, enjoy the beauty, find out how it’s all done and end the tour with a cup of tea in the greenhouse.  A perfectly civilized afternoon activity. Meet John Toplensky or Barry Friesen at the Capernwray Garden Gate at 2:00 pm on the Wednesday of your choice. Contact the Capernwray Office if you require more information.

Sunday
Jul082012

New Ferry Contract Signals the Way to $30 Million in Service Cuts

The Province and BC Ferries have now executed an amended Coastal Ferry Services Contract for Performance Term 3, covering the 4 years to 31 March, 2016 – in which the Province has signaled its intention to identify a further $26 million in cost savings from island ferry service cuts, in addition to $4m of savings already agreed with BC Ferries on the major routes to and from the mainland.

A release issued last week by the BC Ferry Commissioner confirmed the detail of the new contract – and the principles within which the cost savings will be identified.   “Service adjustments” could happen on any ferry route – and the new contract sets a deadline of 30 June 2013 for proposals to be submitted to the Ferry Commissioner.

The contract spells out the guiding principles that are to be taken into account by the Province’s consultants in identifying where the $26 million of savings should be targeted.  These principles are described in the contract as being “neither exhaustive nor mutually exclusive”:

·  Ferry routes that incur a significant financial loss annually, before the application of service fees

·  Ferry routes that report annual capacity utilization levels below 55%

·  Ferry routes that have core service levels defined on a round-trip basis where such round trips typically report capacity utilization levels below 20% either seasonally or annually

·  Specific adjustments will take into account anticipated major capital expenditures

·  Specific adjustments will take into account the complexity of ferry routes that involve multiple ports

·  Specific adjustments will take into account the need to ensure basic ferry service at the route level, where applicable.  Examples of basic ferry service include travel to school, work and significant community events.

How this will impact Thetis and Penelakut Island is anyone’s guess.

You can find out more about the Coastal Ferry Services Contract on the Ferry Commission website. A full copy of the new Contract appears on our FAC Updates page, click here to view.

 

 

Friday
Jul062012

TIVFD Auxiliary Recruitment

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