No Dangerous Goods on Thursday, Feb 26

No Dangerous Goods on Thursday, Feb 26

Cheers,

Sharon

Weekend Pub Specials

LUNCH Thursday to Saturday
Crispy Chicken Pesto Melt

DINNER Friday- Saturday?

APPY: Braised red cabbage served with creamy parmesan polenta

MAIN: Blue cheese crusted New York steak with port reduction, baby potatoes and seasonal vegetable

DESSERT: Carrot Cake with cream cheese icing and candied pecans

PRIME RIB DINNER: Sunday 4:30-7:00
Served with roast garlic mashed potatoes, seasonal vegetables, Yorkshire pudding and gravy

See you at the pub this weekend!

Reminder: Pacific Herring Recovery Talk - Wednesday, Feb 25th

Hello Thetis Islanders,

Just a quick reminder that our Pacific Herring Recovery Talk is happening tomorrow, February 25, at 7:00 PM at Forbes Hall.

Details: 

https://www.thetisislandnatureconservancy.org/single-post/community-talk-pacific-herring-recovery-february-25

We hope to see you there!

Best,
Charlotte,

ThINC Education and Stewardship Coordinator

Soup’s On: Wednesday, February 25th, 2026

11:30 am until 1:00 pm

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

Menu:

Chicken Noodle Soup

Potato Carrot Soup veg

Beer Bread

Baked goods

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. As all change must be counted and rolled.  

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

Reminder: RSVP to Event Honouring Shirley Burr

Hi all,

Please remember to RSVP to equestrian@qms.bc.ca if you are planning to attend the BC Horse Council event honouring Shirley Burr as she receives her Lifetime Achievement Award at Queen Margaret’s School in Duncan on Friday, March 6^th from 1:00 – 3:00 pm.

Thanks

Ann Dickie

Notice of Meeting: Thetis Community Assembly – Monday, March 23rd – 7:00 pm at Forbes Hall

The Thetis Island Community Assembly will be held on Monday, March 23rd at 7:00 pm at Forbes Hall.

Organization Representatives: Please submit your agenda items within the next 3 weeks. Include items that may be of interest or concern for islanders and any events you have scheduled for the upcoming months.

All members of the public are encouraged to attend. With representatives from most island organizations, and an agenda of updates and discussions on current concerns or issues, it will be an informative meeting.

Finalized agenda will be posted on e-spokes and thetisposts.ca within the week prior.

Ann Dickie and Keith Rush

Co-Facilitators

Thetis Community Assembly

Chair Yoga Mondays 10-11

Chair yoga is on today, Monday at 10:00.

Please where comfy clothes, a blanket and a yoga mat or something if you have one.

Come breathe life into your body gently. Yoga brings breath, balance, movement and strength together.

Main hall by donation.

Thursday meditation is cancelled this week as there is a talk already scheduled.

Thank you,

Dawn Gordon

Heat Pumps Should be Serviced Regularly...is Yours Overdue??

Marmot Heat Pump service

#250 912 0600, Ladysmith.

Coming to Thetis Is. on Wed. 25th February & have time for more appts.

Service promo. $99.00, + parts & split transport costs.

Michael

text/phone 250 436 3080

Telegraph Harbour Marina Closed for First Aid Training

Telegraph Harbour will be closed today as we train for our first aid certificates.

We will back to our regular hours tomorrow Tuesday the 24 at 9:00am. Thank you for your understanding!

Thanks so much!

Heather

Census Canada Hiring

Approximately 32,000 staff will be hired across Canada, and nearly 600 right here on Vancouver Island/surrounding islands. The rate of pay starts at $25 an hour, and most roles are between 20 and 40 hours of work a week, including a mix of days, evenings, and weekends, depending on the assignment.

In terms of timing, a few waves of recruitment are anticipated based these start dates:

1. Supervisory positions (most urgent): now until late February

2. Non-supervisory positions: March to mid-April

3. Spares/backup staff: May through July

The Census jobs website is the best source of detailed and up to date information:

https://www.census.gc.ca/en/jobs

Tear-away posters are located at the Post Office, the Ferry shelter, the Community Board at Forbes Hall and inside on the bulletin board at Forbes Hall.

Statistics Canada / Government of Canada

Soup’s On ~ Wednesday, February 25th

11:30 am until 1:00 pm
Gather at Forbes Hall for a very Thetis Island lunch...

Menu:
Chicken Noodle Soup
Potato Carrot Soup veg
Beer bread
Baked Goods
Teas and Coffee

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 (as all change must be counted and rolled).

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

Thetis Island Archives are about to See the Light of Day!

TICA is undertaking a clean-up and re-sort of all the items stored in the Forbes Hall basement. In the project’s early stages, Nan Beals offered to pitch in and help Teresa Moore go through the seven filing cabinets that were moved out of the old building into the shipping containers and then back into the new building when it was completed. Nothing had been sorted or gone through before going into storage when construction started in 2019.

Aside from a mountain of administrative documents, the two found a treasure trove of archives that had been collected and documented over the years by many different islanders. These were set aside and Nan agreed to take on the responsibility of cataloguing the archival material, storing it safely in the hall and creating a dynamic display board in the front corridor of the hall. Display boards have now been mounted in the corridor and are ready for the first installation of photos and documents. An illuminated display cabinet will be installed in the main entry this spring.

We are very excited to finally have room for the archives to be on display in the hall and to have Nan take the lead on this exciting, long overdue project!

If you have something you might like to add to the archives or share for display purposes, please contact Nan Beals at 4nanbeals@gmail.com (preferred) or 250-246-4944

TICA Board