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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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TIID AGM

May 10th

11:00 am

Forbes Hall

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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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Friday
May022025

For Sale: Several Items

Trampoline, right in time for summer fun! 12-foot circle, Spring Free Safety Net. $950

Garmin Nuvi for your summer road trips; GPS/like new, big screen, ready to plug in. $75

Antique trunk great for decor or blanket box. Black colour. Must see. $75

Antique metal corrugated gas cans. Small medium and large. $20 each or $50 for all 3.

Yamaha Saxophone. $450 

All reasonable offers considered.

Text 2502520699

Chris F.

Friday
May022025

Specials at the Pub

Another weekend is upon us!

We've got darts tonight as well as some great specials for today and tomorrow.

Appetizer: GREEK BAKED PRAWNS, dilled tomato sauce, feta cheese

Entree: HUNTER SIRLOIN STEAK, creamy bourbon sauce w/ shallots, wild mushrooms, and bacon on a AAA sirloin steak with cream cheese smashed potatoes and seasonal veg

And if you're joining us for lunch this week, we've got a ROAST PORCHETTA SANDWICH on ciabatta with arugula, mozzarella, and Italian salsa verde. 

Hope to see you there!

Kelsey, Chef Murray, and the Pub Team

Thursday
May012025

Pollinator and Perennial Starts for Sale + More Dahlias!

Some unique starts for your perennial gardens, pick up this weekend:

Figwort:

A prolific and fascinating perennial you may have seen at the PAG or in our bouquets. Its flowers are tiny cups that smell like peanuts, and the pollinators go absolutely wild for them. Likes full sun to part shade and can tolerate wet soils.

Available in 4” ($7) and gallon pots ($15)

Sea Holly:

Another bee favourite, Sea Holly is easily recognized by its gorgeous iridescent blue spiky flowers. Easy to grow and drought-tolerant once established.

Available in 4” ($7) and 1/2-gallon pots ($15)  

Kaleidoscopic Grex Kale:

Dreams can come true, a kale that comes back year after year!

Large striking plants with variegated leaves. Edible at all stages: early leaves in salad, later season leaves cooked or as wraps, and of course sweet broccoli-like flower shoots.

Available in 4” pots ($7) 

Dahlia tubers:

There are a few dahlia tubers left! The “Farm mix” contains x5 orange, white and pink colour flowers, $18.

Sprouting and ready to plant. 

Please email Aimée to order aimee.vand@gmail.com.

Pick up at Jollity Farm kiosk or at the Saturday market. 

*PS I’m open to trades! Seeking hot pepper starts, amongst other things… :)*

 

Thursday
May012025

IMPORTANT SPECIAL NOTICE: TODAY, 1 MAY 2025 (THURSDAY)

There will be numerous trucks patching our roads today (Thursday)! 

There will be loose gravel wherever they work! 

Please use caution around trucks and watch for loose gravel! 

Emcon Joe



Thursday
May012025

Ping Pong, 7pm, Thursday

Come join us at Forbes Hall for ping pong Thursday nights from 7:00 pm till we get tired or 9:00 pm whichever comes first…

ping pong team

Thursday
May012025

Great Lunch at the Repair Fair – Saturday, May 3rd

Yes, the TICA Food Services Committee will be providing a delicious lunch at the Repair Fair!

Come for the repair info, stay for the food. Or come for the food and stay for the repair info.

 

First though here is a short poem provided by Simone Luckham:

Blunt needles dancing, stitch by stitch,

Mending the garment with love and care.

Darning with laughter, bright and rich,

At the repair fair, joy fills the air!

A cheerful little rhyme to celebrate the beauty of fixing things together. Hope this makes you smile!

 

Repair Fair Lunch Menu:

$12 Soup with Salad & Bread

$12 Sandwich with Salad

Soup: Greek-style Lentil Soup with fresh herbs & Feta garnish

Sandwich: Grilled Turkey & Provolone with pesto-mayo & roasted red peppers on a Ciabatta Bun

Salad: Rustic Veggie Chop - Mixed greens base with roasted sweet potatoes, marinated chickpeas & tofu, seeds & herbs, orange-cardamom dressing.

Most diets can be accommodated.

The Beverage Station will also be open for drinks and snacks.


Come to the Repair Fair, Saturday May 3, Forbes Hall 10:00 until 2:00

A presentation of the Community Climate Resilience Group


Thursday
May012025

Thetis Island Local Trust Committee responds to Aquaculture Licence in the Thetis Island Local Trust Area

The Thetis Island Local Trust Committee (LTC) is taking steps to address a recently approved provincial shellfish aquaculture tenure located near Preedy Harbour in the Thetis Island Local Trust Area.

The Province of British Columbia has issued a Licence of Occupation to Abrupt Shellfish Inc. for an 18.8-hectare subtidal aquaculture site.

While the project has been approved at the provincial level, industrial shellfish aquaculture is not a permitted use under the Thetis Island LTC’s Land Use Bylaws or Official Community Plans.

Thetis Island LTC Response

In response to the provincial decision, the Thetis Island LTC has taken the following actions:

• Directed planning staff to notify Abrupt Shellfish Inc. that a rezoning is still required under local land use bylaws.

• Initiated bylaw enforcement action regarding non-permitted uses in the marine area.

• Requested that the Islands Trust Executive Committee raise this issue with the Ministry of Housing and Municipal Affairs.

On April 23, 2025 the Executive Committee asked staff to report back with options for advocacy. The Executive Committee will keep the Thetis Island LTC apprised about selected next steps.

The LTC’s approach is grounded in its Official Community Plan, and the Thetis Associated Islands Official Community Plan, as well as the Islands Trust’s unique provincial mandate to preserve and protect the Trust Area and its unique amenities and environment.

Please visit the Thetis Island LTA webpage for updates: https://islandstrust.bc.ca/location/thetis

Or subscribe to get updates sent to your inbox:

https://islandstrust.bc.ca/subscribe/

Thursday
May012025

April Showers

April 2025: 32.3 mm

April 2024: 44.6 mm

Average April: 56.3 mm

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April 2025 YTD: 378.5 mm

April 2024 YTD: 506.0 mm

Average YTD: 428.5 mm

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Lowest April: 21.1 mm in 2021

Highest April: 130.5 mm in 2022

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For comparison:

Victoria Airport: 21.8 mm in April. 271.8 YTD

Vancouver Airport: 69.7 mm in April. 351.2 YTD

Keith Rush

Thursday
May012025

Quarterly Deadline Reminder

Just a reminder that we will be working on putting the summer issue of the Quarterly together starting May 10th, and will need your stories, articles, notices, ads, whatever’s - by then.

Thanks!

The Q team

quarterly@thetisisland.net

Thursday
May012025

Pizza Time - Telegraph Harbour Pizza Trial Run!

We’re fired up to announce that pizza is now available for takeout at the Telegraph Harbour Café — starting this weekend! A big heartfelt thank you to Virginia Lamb for passing the pizza torch to our team. We’re proud to continue her delicious legacy and excited to grow the menu as we adapt her recipe to our ovens.

Available Fridays & Saturdays – Pickup Only – $24.95

Takeout only to start: Enjoy your pizza dockside, on the lawn, or take it home in a box — the choice is yours!

This week’s menu:

1. The Tess (with our thanks) – Ham & Pineapple Island Classic

2. Mediterranean – Veggie delight with coastal flair

3. Roma Tomato & Basil – Fresh, fragrant, & a summer favorite

To order, call Telegraph Harbour Café 778-874-4765 and press 2!

Wednesday
Apr302025

Thetis School: Items Wanted

The school is looking for:

Sturdy, flat log rounds that students can sit on. Ideally, each round would be about 1 to 1.5 feet tall and wide enough in diameter to sit on comfortably.

Large cardboard boxes! Think hot water heater/refrigerator, etc.

If you are able to donate either of these items, please leave them by the side door of the school at any time.

Thank you!

TIES


Tuesday
Apr292025

Thetis Voting Results

Green Party - K. Code - 10

Liberal - B. Herbert - 54

NDP - A. McGregor - 111

Conservative - J. Kibble - 101

Char - CPS Elections Canada

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