Early Winter

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COMMUNITY EVENTS

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ROBBIE BURNS NIGHT

January 25, 2026

Forbes Hall

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SOUP'S ON

Wednesdays

11:30 - 1:00

Forbes Hall

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Venting Index

 

Thetis Island Community Association

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Contact & Access Information

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Who's Who of Thetis Pets Registry

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Thetis Island Community Fund

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Friday
Dec062024

Double Bed Frame

Pine double size bedframe. Good as new.
Yours for a donation to the Forbes Hall debt reduction drive.

Photos at:
https://www.jysk.ca/portman-bed-coffee-double.html

Pick up by the end of the weekend.

Mary DesChene
prefer text: 250 + four one six 9528

Friday
Dec062024

Telegraph Harbour Meats - are you a liver lover?

We have a new round of meat in, this one is special for a few reasons:

1. Restock of grassfed Farmers Sausage (cooked & uncooked)
2. Heritage striploins back in stock
3. Veal Sweetbreads (the kids love these, we have a very small amount spare, but if you've never tried them!)
4. Grass-fed grass-finished beef *liver* - we got a good price on these - I've portioned this and frozen for easier slicing. I'll put some in the breaks to go fridge, but in general they will be in the back walk in.
5. Grass-fed grass-finished beef *heart* - cleaned and flat cut. The flavour and price are really good on these. I've left them fresh for a few days if you want to stew them or grind them, then I will freeze the remainder.

As last time: we have frozen chicken thighs, frozen ducks, ground turkey, ground venison, grass-fed ground beef, frozen eye of rounds for stewing or roasting, and good prices on the frozen strip loin, and frozen ribeye.

Thursday
Dec052024

Knitting Group: Friday, December 6, 2:00pm until 4:00pm

Yes, there is "Knitting and snacks" this Friday.

See you there. 

Gloria

Thursday
Dec052024

Thetis in the News

For anyone who missed it, CBC British Columbia had a nice story this weekend about how Thetis residents manage power outages.

The story includes photos and quotes from a number of Thetis people, and is still on the CBC website at:

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/british-columbia/these-islanders-know-the-secrets-to-with-long-power-outages-1.7397321

There's also a podcast:

https://www.cbc.ca/listen/cbc-podcasts/1417-this-is-vancouver-island/episode/16111605-secrets-of-living-with-long-power-outages

Video: https://www.cbc.ca/player/play/video/9.6578930

Jonathan T.

Thursday
Dec052024

Looking for a Washing Machine

Hoping someone on the island might have a high capacity washing machine for sale. Something that can handle a five-person household.

Unfortunately, ours just decided to quit so we need to find something soon if possible.

Kind regards, 

Jessica Dufort

Jessicadufort014@gmail.com
250 210 0097

Thursday
Dec052024

Looking for “Full length” Mirror

Height should be from about 4 to 6 feet. Am flexible on width, style, and so forth. 

Happy to find common ground on price, trade for tasty homemade bread/baked goods/Ecuadorian jewelry/earrings, and/or donation to Food Bank or your favorite charity.

Thank you, 

Virginia V. (vjv.bkis@gmail.com)

Thursday
Dec052024

Thetis Island Backyard Honey

I have ten 250ml jars of my Thetis Island backyard raw honey for sale.

The jars are $20.00 each and they come with a homemade beeswax candle.

Food is scarce for the bees on the island, so they are not prolific honey producers.

Sandy, 604 615 8285

Thursday
Dec052024

Post Office Opening 1 day/week

Given there seems to be some on-the-island mailing, we will be opening the PO for 1 day (Wednesdays) per week.

This will start next Wednesday, Dec 11.
This will be in effect until the strike ends.

Hours will be the regular ones: OPEN 10:00am to 5:00pm / Closed noon to 12:30 for lunch.

If you want to get your holiday cards in the queue, bring them in and we will put them in the outgoing mail.

Fred


Thursday
Dec052024

Jollity Farm Seasonal Hours & Availability

Our Saturday farm market will be closed this year from December 15 to January 3. The dates coincide with some holiday hours at Cowichan Milk.

We will be prepared to pick up extra dairy next week for pick up Saturday,
Dec. 14, and will do a True Grain Bakery and bagel run, if you want to stock up for the rest of the month.

A reminder will be sent out again next Sunday, but we hope this helps to plan ahead.

Our Chemainus farm shop will continue to be stocked up with veggies and lots of goodies through the month, so we welcome you to stop by en route to and from Thetis.

The farm shop and cafe will be closed Dec. 24, 25 & 26 and probably Jan 1 (stay tuned!).

With thanks for all your support through the year!

Jollity Farmers

Thursday
Dec052024

Purolator Courier

There’s a Purolator Courier depot in the Chemainus Public Market (across from the Public Library.)

For information, 

contact Warren Goulding (250-246-6782)

Wednesday
Dec042024

Soup’s On: Wednesday, December 4

11:30am until 1:00pm

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

Spinach, Lentil, Freekeh and Bulgur soup, Vegetarian
Red Lentil, Coconut, Curry Soup, Vegetarian and Gluten free
Condiments for the Soups
Buns
Cookies
Teas and Coffee

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

For those who find large groups challenging, enjoy your lunch in our designated quiet room.

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

Wednesday
Dec042024

Winter Concert: Saturday, December 14

3 pm at the Community Centre. All are welcome.

The concert will showcase our school students singing a variety of songs and present a few individual acts.

Several other community members will entertain us with musical interludes on the piano, fiddle, and kalimba. We'll watch some belly dance, listen to a soprano solo, and some poetry.

There will be opportunity for the audience to sing along to seasonal favourites.

Light refreshments will be served after the hour-long concert. Please join us to celebrate the season, our community, and friends.

P.S. A plate of finger foods to be shared during refreshments would be very much appreciated, thank you.

Simone Luckham

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