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Nanaimo & Vancouver Island Videos
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The
Safe Boater
Training Program is Transport Canada accredited to Conduct Training,
Administer Exam Testing and Issue a Pleasure Craft Operator Card
and Certification. Take your boater exam by appointment at a time
convenient to you. Group inquiries welcome.
Call 250-597-0312.
Island
Candle
Makers of Soy Candles
* Soy Wax candles
are made from 100% all natural Soybeans (hydrogenated Soybean oil).
* Soy Wax is environmentally friendly and biodegradable.
* Soy Wax is made from 100% soybeans, a renewable resource.
* Soy Wax is non toxic, produces little soot and therefore burns
cleaner.
* Soy Wax burns at a lower temperature and therefore can last up
to 50% longer.
* Soy Wax is easily cleaned up with soap and hot water, eliminating
solvents.
* Soy Wax has a great scent "throw" which means it fills
the room.
Island
Soap
Soap
Making!! This mysterious craft has always interested me. How did
someone make those creamy hunks of lather that bears no resemblance
to those harsh bars found in stores other then possibly the shape?
I had read enough to know that the ingredients in the store bought
bars were not good for my skin to say nothing of the chemicals entering
my body. I could not even pronounce the ingredients and what did
they mean?
Read
More
Chemtrails
Over The Cowichan Valley
Jets normally have an exhaust tail called a contrail. When the exhaust
is more than fuel, they are called chemtrails. Look up! Read
more
History
The city's name
is derived from the Coast Salish who first called it home. They
called themselves the "Snuneymuxw",
which means 'great and mighty people.' When white settlers arrived,
they adapted the word to Nanaimo.
Live in Nanaimo
With its comfortable
climate, beautiful natural surroundings, affordable housing, strong
labour market, exceptional recreational opportunities and relaxed
lifestyle, Nanaimo is emerging as the favoured place to live,
work and play on Vancouver Island. Numerous golf courses,
Mount Washington
Visit Nanaimo
Located on Vancouver
Island, Nanaimo is about 55 km west of Vancouver, separated by the
Strait of Georgia, but directly linked to Vancouver via BC
Ferries. By virtue of its proximity to Vancouver and the fact
#1 Highway continues from Vancouver to Nanaimo, via a quaint, romantic
sail, Nanaimo is the gateway to many other destinations on the central
and north island.
Nanaimo is linked
to the mainland by two major BC Ferry routes; Horseshoe
Bay to Departure Bay and Tsawwassen
to the new Duke Point Terminal, just south of Nanaimo. Also
if you are travelling as a foot passenger and require transportation,
shuttle, taxi, and car rental services can be arranged from both
terminals.
Nanaimo is known for its bathtub
race during the annual marine festival, and for firing a cannon
(blank) on the parapet next to the Bastion, (a bastion or fort),
every day at noon during the summer months and for special events.
Nanaimo is home to Petroglyph
Provincial Park, where visitors can view ancient petroglyph
rock carvings and runes. Newcastle
Island is another provincial park in Nanaimo, and was at one
time a world-famous summertime tourist destination.
Nanaimo is the origin of the famous Nanaimo
bar dessert, which has its origins in the early 1950s. Wikipedia
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