Travel Advisory – Catch Basin Cleaning from Cook Creek to Port McNeil

Dates: Monday to Friday | October 7 – November 30, 2024
Time: 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM

Mainroad North Island Contracting will be conducting their annual catch basin cleaning along all major routes between Cook Creek and Port McNeil. Traffic control personnel will be present on-site to ensure safety.

Please slow down and show respect for roadside crews.
For current road conditions and updates, visit DriveBC.ca.

Rut Ready – Photo By Dene Rossouw

A bull elk walks toward the herd in British Columbia.

Dene Rossouw

Dene Rossouw

About Dene

Dene spends weekends photographing wildlife with a Nikon Z9, D850 and Nikkor 400mm f/2.8G ED VR, plus portrait, micro and landscape lenses.

Many of Dene’s photographs are available for purchase on his website.

 

Contact Dene

An Herbal Pharmacy In Your Backyard – October 10th At 7pm

Healing herbs are all around us; in our gardens, underfoot, and in the forest. Many garden plants, both ornamental and edible, have evolved from wild ancestors and still carry the medicinal properties that make these wild herbs unique. Familiar plants like roses and calendula are widely recognized and used across the globe.

But there are many other well-known plants with medicinal benefits. For instance, peony root can help with inflammation and pain, particularly in pelvic organs, while hops can alleviate anxiety, insomnia, and help regulate estrogen levels. Hydrangea root bark, stinging nettle root, and goldenrod tops are effective remedies for prostate enlargement. Even common weeds can be beneficial. Plantain can soothe coughs and insect stings, and dandelion root is great for stimulating the liver and bowel.

Join medical herbalist and gardener Chanchal Cabrera to explore the healing pharmacy in your own backyard.

Thursday, October 10th at the Heritage Hall. Starts at 7pm.

Waiting For Mama – Photo By Dene Rossouw

A black bear cub gets tired waiting for mama bear to bring back a fish in British Columbia.

Dene Rossouw

Dene Rossouw

About Dene

Dene spends weekends photographing wildlife with a Nikon Z9, D850 and Nikkor 400mm f/2.8G ED VR, plus portrait, micro and landscape lenses.

Many of Dene’s photographs are available for purchase on his website.

 

Contact Dene