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Mural depicting Indigenous figures and cultural elements, showcasing traditional attire and activities, reflecting the heritage of Vancouver Island's First Nations.
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Murals of Chemainus

  It started in the summer of 1982 with a province wide redevelopment fund, that initiated a Downtown Revitalization Project to give a face lift to a tired looking main

Totem poles representing First Nations culture on Vancouver Island, surrounded by lush greenery.
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Totem Poles Vancouver Island

There are hundreds of totem poles on Vancouver Island made by many of the 50 first nation tribes on the Island. Although totem poles have become a symbol of all Northwest Coast Native

Mushroom Hunting

There are many types of mushrooms that are incredibly good to eat and fun to hunt for on the island. A few of the most common ones in the fall

Fishing Vancouver Island Updates

Recently, the BC government has put restrictions on salmon fishing due to the decline in our resident Killer whale population. The latest estimates put the total population of southern resident killer

Farmer’s Markets – Visit them all!!

Farmer’s Markets in the mid island bursting with local edibles, baked goods and local produce. It’s a great way to spend your time and know that you are coming home

BC Seafood Festival – Bigger then ever.

Who doesn’t love seafood? The BC Shellfish and Seafood Festival is back and bigger then ever this year.   Get your tickets as you do not want to miss this one.

Provincial and Regional Parks plus Trails

Horne Lake Caves Provincial Park –hornelakecaves.com Winner of BC’s Remarkable Experience Award Specials to check out!! 2hr Riverbend Explorer Cave Tour 30% Off Special (30% off to celebrate our 30th

Shaw Tv Nanaimo – Beautiful Bowser BC

We have all been to the Georgia Park Store, it has been here for a very long time in Bowser.  This interview with Skipper Dave (owner of Georgia Park Store)

Happy New Year

A new year is upon us and hopefully filled with joy for all. The biggest event in the area was the Polar Bear Swim and maybe recovering from too much

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