Prefer to read this email online? Click here. You receive this email because you are a member of the Duncan-Cowichan Chamber of Commerce or have expressed an interest in the Chamber. Canada's AntiSpam Laws require us to document express consent from everyone receiving the Chamber eNews and other electronic correspondence. Follow the links below to signal your express consent to continue receiving Chamber news, events, offers and member information. Don't forget to add [email protected] to your address book so we'll be sure to land in your inbox. You may unsubscribe if you no longer wish to receive our emails. Connect. Engage. Achieve. Sept.19, 2014 Duncan Cowichan Chamber of Commerce eNews Follow us Have you confirmed your consent yet? If not, click here to continue to receive the Chamber eNews & correspondence. Savour Cowichan Festival, Sept. 26 - Oct 5 Festivals Cowichan Water Restrictions: CVRD North Cowichan & Duncan Fire Restrictions for: BC North Cowichan CVRD Backyard Burning Prohibited in City of Duncan year round BC Chamber News BC Chamber Advocacy BC Chamber Latest News Public Affairs Update Elections Nov. 15/14 Municipality of North Have you confirmed your consent yet? If not, click here to continue to receive the Chamber eNews & correspondence. Chamber Events Mixer at Cowichan Canine - Sept. 25 Cowichan Canine Behaviour & Training is hosting a mixer at their new location on Chaster Rd. Expect to be amazed by one of Cowichan Canine's star students! Chamber Director Brenda Burch and her Corgi Reba will run the agility course, and we'll welcome a (relatively) untrained dog to work with owner & trainer Lisbeth Plant. You'll see Cowichan Canine's, dog-centric, positive reinforcement training in action. Plus delicious tapas from Power Lunch. Mix er at Cowichan Canine Thurs. Sept. 25, 5:30 pm #106 - 5301 Chaster Rd. Free to Members and their Guests RSVP to: E: [email protected] | 250.748.1111 Thank you to Cowichan Canine for hosting the Chamber first Mixer for dog lovers J Video Marketing - Lunch 'n Learn with Matteus Clement, Mazo Media, Oct. 1 Join Matteus Clement for insights on best practices for creating and using video for website and social media marketing.
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Savour Cowichan Festival, Sept. 26 - Oct 5 Festivals Cowichan
WaterRestrictions:
CVRDNorth Cowichan
& Duncan
Fire Restrictions for:BC
North CowichanCVRD
Backyard Burning Prohibitedin City of Duncan year round
BC Chamber News
BC Chamber Advocacy
BC Chamber Latest News
Public Affairs Update
Elections Nov. 15/14
Municipality of North
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Chamber Events
Mixer at Cowichan Canine - Sept. 25Cowichan Canine Behaviour & Training is hosting a mixer attheir new location on Chaster Rd. Expect to be amazed byone of Cowichan Canine's star students! Chamber DirectorBrenda Burch and her Corgi Reba will run the agility course,and we'll welcome a (relatively) untrained dog to work withowner & trainer Lisbeth Plant. You'll see Cowichan Canine's,dog-centric, positive reinforcement training in action. Plus delicious tapas from Power Lunch.
Mix er at Cowichan Canine Thurs. Sept. 25, 5:30 pm #106 - 5301 Chaster Rd.
Free to Members and their GuestsRSVP to: E: [email protected] | 250.748.1111
Thank you to Cowichan Canine for hosting the Chamber'sfirst Mixer for dog lovers J
Video Marketing - Lunch 'n Learn with Matteus Clement, Mazo Media, Oct. 1Join Matteus Clement for insights on best practices for creating and using videofor website and social media marketing.
Cowichan - Candidate Info.
CVRD Candidate Info.
City of Duncan CandidateInfo
SD79 School TrusteeCandidate Info
Conferences
Vancouver Island EconomicSummit Oct. 29 - 30
Vanc. Isl. Aerospace &Global Market at VIEA -
Panelists
BC Tourism & HospitalitySummit, Nov 3&4,
Vancouver
In the News
Economic Dev in BC
EDC Aug. Newsletter
Tourism Cowichan
BC Economic Dev Assoc News
BDC In Business Newsletter
BBB News & Events
Tourism Victoria Sept.Newsletter
TAVI Marketing Update &Stakeholder opportunities
Latest Infoline BC Stats
Local News On-line
89.7 JuiceFM
Cowichan Valley Citizen
Cowichan News Leader
TasteCowichan
Cowichan Valley Voice
Shaw go!Island South Van. Isl
Benefit Providers
Preferred Merchant ServicesRates for Chamber
Members from First Data
Video Marketing Lunch 'n Learnwith Matteus Clement of Mazo Media
Wed. Oct. 1, Noon - 1:00 pmRSVP to E: [email protected] | T: 250.748.1111
Save 35% on Voice, Data, Long Distance & All Telecom Services - Wed. Oct. 8Stephan Lapierre of Schooley Mitchell will discuss how you can save as much as35% on telecommunication services. Do you have multiple devices that requiredata and cell service? Would you like to be sure you have the best and mosteconomical service array when it comes to cell, long distance, data, conferencecalls and more? Then this Lunch 'n Learn is for you.Stephan Lapierre of Schooley Mitchell will demonstrate how to control telecomcosts for home and business.
Save up to 35% on Telecom ServicesSchooley Mitchell
Wed. Oct. 8, Noon - 1:00 pmLocation TBA
RSVP to E: [email protected] | T: 250.748.1111
Wine Down Wednesday returning in OctoberOur first "Wine Down Wednesday" was a huge success at the Old Firehouse WineBar on August 27. Everyone wants to know when we are holding another! So staytuned for news of our October "Wine Down Wednesday"!
Business Showcase - Oct. 24Celebrate Small Business Week at the Chamber's 2nd Annual Business Showcase.We start the day with the seminar Realize the Synergy of Newsletters and SocialMedia with Constant Contact's Robyn Quinn. BC Chamber President & CEO JohnWinter is our guest speaker at the luncheon. And 30 businesses show and selltheir products and services at the Showcase. Don't miss the After Party from 4:30- 6 pm.
2nd Annual Business ShowcaseFri. Oct. 24
Duncan Travelodge, 160 Trans Canada Hwy. Click here for details and Registration Download
11 tables remaining - 6 with power
Thank You to Our Showcase Sponsors!
BC Chamber Benefits
Overview
Funding for Business
Listing of Wage, Training &Other HR Funding
Global Vocational WageSubsidy Program
Western DiversificationFunding
Business Resources
How to Update Your MemberProfile
15% off Sm.Bus Training -Register by Sept. 19
CVRD Meetings
Small Business BC - Webinars& More
Download theTourism Survey Poster
Tourism Vancouver IslandStrategic Plan 2015/17
BDC FREE Website Analysis Tool
Official Trade & InvestmentSite for BC
Mentorship BC
Province of BC - BusinessManagement Tools
Opportunities
Chamber Job Board
Global Vocational Job Board
CVRD Tenders & RFP's
Realize the Synergy of Business Showcase Newsletters & Social Media Afternoon Refreshments
After Party Co-Sponsors
Welcome Community Futures toBusiness Showcase 2014L to R: Raf Korkowski & Cathy Robertsonof Community Futures with theChamber's Elizabeth Croft.
Welcome Pratz Bookkeeping -exhbiting at Business Showcase 2014Corinne Pratz, Pratz Bookkeeping withthe Chamber's Elizabeth Croft.
John Winter, Pres. BC Chamber Speaks at Oct 24 LuncheonJohn Winter, President of the BC Chamber is our guest speakerthe Oct. 24 Chamber luncheon at the Duncan Travelodge.Come for the luncheon, and then stay for the BusinessShowcase in the same location. Join John Winter , President and CEO of the BC Chamber ofCommerce for a provincial perspective on key issues facingBritish Columbia businesses and specifically how these issuesaffect the Chamber network. With over 15 years as CEO Johnhas a keen understanding of the key roles chambers can play in the growth anddevelopment of business in our province, and in the communities themselves. Asthe largest and most broadly based business organization in the province, andwith a proven track record of achieving advocacy results for its members, theChamber network is B.C.'s most influential business organization. Come hearmore about the role the Chamber will play in communities across theprovince. See Mr. Winter's bio here.
Chamber Luncheon - Oct. 24John Winter, President BC ChamberDuncan Travelodge, Driftwood Room
BC: Simplified RFP Process
Provincial Bid Opportunitieson BC Bid
Government of CanadaTender Notices
Quick Links
Join the Chamber
Business Directory
Chamber Events
Register online here. Or contact E: [email protected] | T: 250.748.1111Please note, prepayment is now required for Chamber luncheons.
This Weekend & Coming Soon ...
CTRA is Excited to Announce their First Round Up! - TOMORROW Sat. Sept. 20This is a dynamic multi-phase fundraiser that will giveyou, your friends, and your horse a chance to get togetherand raise money for a great cause! The night activitiesinclude a BBQ dinner and dance event with live music byThor and the Thundercats, beer garden, silent auction,50/50 tickets, an agility dog demonstration, a photobooth, and more! Overnight camping available bothpeople and horses! All proceeds go to the care of ourfantastic therapy horses.
Cowichan Therapeutic Riding Association - Round Up!Sat. Sept. 20
Click here for day's agendaAvalon Equestrian Centre, 2442 Herd Rd.
Special Discounted Rates BC Forest Discovery Until Oct. 5The BC Forest Discovery Centre is offering fun filled days discovering our 100 acres! Hop on the train, tour themuseum and outbuildings that show how people lived and worked in the logging camps years ago. Check out thebunkhouse, cookhouse, and even the school as it was years ago when kids grew up in logging camps. To make iteven easier to bring the kids, we're offering a special $5 adult rate and children under 13 are $3. This offer lastsuntil October 6th when we close in preparation for our popular Halloween Train.
BC Forest Discovery Centre Open Until Oct. 5
Thurs. through Mon, 10 am - 4:30 pm (Closed Tues. Wed.)
Last train departs 4 pm 1 adult per every 5 children for safety, or contact us in advance for large groups.
T: 250.715.1113It's a lot of FUN and don't tell the kids, but it's educational too!
Chamber & Visitor Centre - News & Opportunities
Thank You - Kindnesses & KudosMembers and volunteers shared some kind words, gestures and treats with us this week. Jacquie Gordon of JacquieGordon's B & B sent along a lovely letter of appreciation. Teresa of Jimgerbread Cafe dropped off some delicioussoup. Marilyn Cringan of Harlequin Nature Graphics and who is also the Chamber's Welcome Ambassador broughtwonderful home-baked cake. We heard from our summer student Marylin from Germany who sent with a big thankyou to our members, staff and Visitor Centre volunteers for a wonderful Cowichan experience. We're feeling verylucky (and well fed!) these days - thank you!
The BOSS IS BACK, But We're Extending the Sale Anyway! 25% off Tshirts, Tanks and CapsCome on in and grab up the sale merchandise at 25% off! City of Duncan caps are exclusive tothe Visitor Centre - ideal gifts for out of down guests, family and friends. The Boss is already
back and we don't know how long we can get away with this pricing! :)
Thanks to Jennifer Lawson and team at Cowichan Valley Artisans for organizing and hanging the wonderful artin the Visitor CentreFeaturing originals by Cheryl Painter and Jennifer Lawson. This art not only enhances our large white wall, but we
have the opportunity to sell individual pieces. Between our display cabinets, the poster displays, art cards andcalendars, and the hanging art...artisans in the Cowichan Valley are wonderfully showcased. Stop by to check it
out, or better yet - visit the artisans studios! Cowichan Valley Artisans
SALE on Enhanced Listing for Your Online Business Profile!That's right - a Sale to jump-start the Enhanced Listing program on our online Business Directory. For $25 a year,you can upgrade to an Enhanced Listing which gives you an additional 5 photos showcasing your business, a link toyour YouTube video and a 1600 character description about your business. It's an easy click by either Sonja orElizabeth to set up this feature, followed by an invoice which you can pay online. Call or email the office toupgrade.
E: [email protected] | T:250.748.1111
MyChamberApp Upgrade, Just $10Chamber membership includes a mobile listing on MyChamberApp. Featured listings onMyChamberApp are now available for only $10. Ten dollars buys you: Your company goes to thetop of the page in search results, doubles listing size, includes your logo & 3 full screen images,250 character business description, 5 keywords and social share. To activateyour FeaturedListing, contact the Chamber office.
MyChamberApp - Featured Listing - $10To upgrade to a Featured Mobile Listing contact Elizabeth Croft at the Chamber Office
E: [email protected] | T:250.748.1111
This Just In ...
Cowichan Sportsplex - ReferendumThe November 15 CVRD election will contain a question on the ballot regarding the structure of funding for theCowichan Sportsplex. Voters in the CVRD are asked to consider reclassifying the annual Sportsplex funding from aGrant-in-Aid, to a budget line item. Here area some materials voters can consider in preparation for the November15 vote:
CVRD Minutes, Highlights & DocumentsBoard Highlights - CVRD July 9 MeetingBoard Highlights - CVRD July 30 Meeting
Cowichan Sportsplex funding will go to vote - News Leader July 11/14Sportsplex Funding goes to Fall Referendum - Cowichan Valley Citizen July 2/14
Cowichan Valley Wedding Show Sun. Oct. 5 at Travelodge Silverbridge Inn If you are interested in being a vendor please contact Sheila or Mary at the Travelodge Silver Bridge Inn. To register as a bride search "Cowichan Valley Wedding Show" on eventbrite.ca or buy tickets at the TravelodgeSilver Bridge Inn, Outlooks Menswear or The Bride's Closet. The $5 admission is donated to the Vancouver IslandCrisis Centre. Guests of the bride are FREE!.
Cowichan Valley Wedding ShowSun. Oct. 5, 11 am - 4 pm
Travelodge Silverbridge Inn, 160 Trans Canada HwyFor details or to register, contact: Sheila Leclerc
E: [email protected] | 250-748-4311
One World Festival - Sat. Oct. 18 - Cowichan Intercultural SocietyOne World Festival is fast approaching and we hope you are just excited as we are! Don't miss this opportunity!Amazing cultural fashion shows - world music & performances - taste of international cuisine and much more! Thebest multicultural festival in the Cowichan Valley! Tickets are only $2 per person, and you can order in advance.You can also buy some raffle tickets: 1 for $5 and 3 for $10 (Good Prizes!).
One World FestivalSi'em Lelum Gymnasium, 5574 River Rd.Sat. Oct. 18, 11 am - 4 pm
$2 per personRaffle - $5 for 1 ticket, $10 for 3 tickets
Click here for details & Raffle PrizesOr contact the Cowichan Intercultural Society :
T: 250.748.3112 | E: [email protected] Call us about Fundraising Partnerships for Non-Profits
We welcome the whole Cowichan Region to join us & look forward to hearing from you!
Providence Farm Celebrates 35 Years - Sept. 26 & 27Celebrating Providence Art Show Wine & Cheese - Fri.Sep.26, 7 - 10 pm
$20 per personView the art exhibit featuring local artists depicting the historic ProvidenceHouse. Savour appetizers by Chefs Brad Boisvert (Amusé) and Allan Aikman(The Farm Table). Enjoy local wines and beers (cash bar). Enjoy live musicby Providence Farm performers. Be captivated by guest speaker KathrynGretsinger (CBC personality, journalist and UBC professor).
Open House, Hay Rides, Plant Sale & Garage Sale - Sat. Sept. 27, 10 am - 2 pm
View the art exhibit featuring local artists depicting the historic Providence House. Enjoy historical hay rides withFarm founding member Jack Hutton. Shop the annual fall plant sale at the Nursery Greenhouse. Take hometreasures from the fall garage sale. Visit the General Store and enjoy a fair trade organic coffee and ice cream.Bring a picnic lunch; enjoy the fresh country air.
Dynamic HR Solutions: Fall Lunch & Learn Skills Builder Series Thursday's, October 2 - November 20, 2014Bring your lunch and join us for 60 minutes of valuable learning, networking & discussion about specific HR-relatedtopics. Oct. 2: Overtime 101 - Facilitator: Alan McEwen, HRIS/Payroll consultant & freelance writerOct. 9: How to Manage Bullying & Harassment Complaints- Facilitator: Glenn Barned, RGB EnterprisesOct. 16:Shift Happens... - Facilitator: Suzanne Simcox, Rock Solid LeadershipOct. 23: Provocative Conversations - Facilitator:Tania Walter Gardiner, Integral ConnectionsOctober 30: Understanding Employee Assistance Programs - Facilitator: Garth Walmsley, Walmsley
Nov. 6: Making the Most of Your New Hires Probationary Period - Facilitator: Ginger Brunner, Dynamic HR Solutions Nov. 13: Change Management & Resistance to Change - Facilitator: Ginger Brunner, Dynamic HR SolutionsNov. 20:Whistle While You Work: Being Healthy & Happy in the Workplace - Facilitator: Wendy Bowen, Start LineHealth & Wellness Group
Lunch 'n Learn Skills Builder Series at Dynamic HR SolutionsThursdays - Oct. 2 - Nov. 20, Noon - 1:00pm
204, 64 Station St. $25.00/per person (plus tax) | Includes Handouts & Coffee/Tea/Water
Register Online Contact us for details on these & other sessions E: [email protected] | T: 250-597-1901
Your Input Regarding Changes to BC's Society Act - Deadline Oct. 15The Ministry of Finance is reviewing the Society Act to modernize and update the statute regarding incorporationand governance of not-for-profit organizations. A White Paper has been developed based on consultations reachingback to 2009 - that paper is available online here. The document sets out policy recommendations and includesdraft legislation which provides an opportunity for societies to see what is being proposed and what a new Act maylook like. There are approx. 27,000 non-profit societies in BC that make valuable contributions to families andcommunities. They range in size from small community-based organizations to large charitable foundations.
Feedback Requested on Changes to BC's Society Act - DEADLINE Oct. 15Send comments to [email protected] or via hard copy to:
Financial and Corporate Sector Policy BranchMinistry of Finance
PO Box 9418 Stn Prov GovtVictoria BC, V8W 9V1
Merridale Distillery Releases One & Only 7 Year Old Whisky A single barrel of Whisky Jack's, which began from BC organic malt, has been aging in theMerridale distillery since 2007. It may even be the only whisky finished in an apple brandy barrelfor a softer finish. To celebrate, Merridale is hosting an extraordinary evening of food, drink andconversation as Jack's Whisk Club meets in the distillery for the first and final time. Head distillerRick Pipes will discuss the finer points of creating a smooth, finished whisky.
Jack's Whisky Club
Oct. 3 & 4, 6 pm $49 per ticket
Merridale Cidery, 1230 Merridale Rd. Call Merridale for details/tickets: 250.920.9453
More Member News
Minister Jason Kenney Participates in Economic Summit - Oct. 29 & 30Join Jason Kenney, Minister of Employment and Social Development and Minister forMulticulturalism Calgary Southeast (AB) when he addresses the 'State of the Island' EconomicSummit. The Vancouver Island Economic Alliance Economic Summit is the most important businessdevelopment and networking opportunity for anyone with investment and economic developmentinterests on Vancouver Island. Join hundreds of business, government, and community leaders fromacross Vancouver Island and beyond, for the 'State of the Island' Economic Summit, October 29 & 30in Nanaimo.
Old Firehouse Wine Bar featured on Shaw Go Island
The Old Firehouse Wine and Cocktail Bar - Shaw TV
Duncan
Crofton Art Group ShowTen artists from the Croft Art take over Portals Sept. 9 - 27. The artists are showing water colours, acrylics, oils andother two dimensional works. Portals is open Mon - Fri. 10 am - 5 pm, and Sat. 10 am - 1 pm.
Crofton Art Group Show
at Portals, the CVAC Centre of Arts, Culture & Heritage 2687 James St., inside the Island Savings Ctr.
T: 250-746-1633.Participating artists: Noni Block, Lissie Borring, Sue Bosecker,
Carra Christy, Rosemary Danaher, Michele Heath, Becking Hutchinson, Susan Kelly, Scott McIvor, Levina Roach & Elizabeth Sealey
Cowichan Valley Arts Council - Call for Volunteers The CVAC Centre of Arts, Culture and Heritage is in need of volunteers. Are you a people person? Consider joiningour volunteer team! It is a great way to be a part of your arts community, meet like-minded people, socialize,learn new skills and plump up your resume. We are looking for people to commit to one, 2 hour shift each week. PORTALS supports all of its members. Please consider supporting us by volunteering. For more information callVolunteer Coordinator, Brigette Furlonger at 250 746-1633, or download your applicationform here.
Visual Graphic Design FREE Consultation & Member DiscountVisual Edge Graphic Design offers a FREE consultation PLUS a member to member discount on all graphic design services! Need new marketingmaterial for upcoming fall trade shows? ( such as the Business Showcase next month?) LetVisual Edge Graphic design create a brochure, rack card, poster or whatever marketingmaterial you may need. Please contact Evelyn Koops for moredetails [email protected] or call 250-709-1796
Nutech I.T. Solutions FREE Consultation & Member DiscountNuTech I.T Solutions offers a FREE consultation PLUS a member to member discount on MobileI.T. Services. Hardware repair and maintenance, wireless and networks, data back up andrecovery and more. NuTech is now located at the new Chemainus Village Computer Centre,105C 3055 Oak Street. Contact George Gates at 250-324-6100 or email [email protected]."
Sip, Savour & Support - Sept. 27 - NOW SOLD OUTBut you can still catch all the excitement, starting on Sept. 26, with the Barge on In -Public Tasting Event at the Mill Bay Marina. Barge on In - Public Tasting Event
Savour Cowichan Kicks Off Sept 26 during Sip Savour & Support - Runs to Oct. 5A delicious and exciting festival with over 40 artisan food anddrink producers hosting more than 50 epicurean events over10 days.
Savour CowichanSept. 26 - Oct. 5
See the Schedule of Events here.
Cowichan Valley Outdoor Boat Show hosted by Van Isle Powerboat & Dean's Marine - Sept. 27The second annual Cowichan Valley Outdoor Show is Sat. Sept. 27 at Dean's Marine at 5147 Polkey Road, open from9 am until 3 pm. Junior Members from Maple Bay Yacht Club are running the hot dog stand, and there will be moreexhibitors. If you would like to put your boat in the show, contact Karen at 250.748.0829 or Derek at 250.510.8433
Cowichan Valley Outdoor Boat Show5147 Polkey Rd.Sat. Sept. 27, 9 am - 3 pmHosted Dean's Marine & Van Isle Powerboat
Call if you would like to show your boat in the Cowichan ValleyOutdoor Boat Show:
Karen - 250.748.0829 | Derek 250.510.8433
VIU Community Extension & Contract Services Fall Courses
First Nations Housing Manager - Online Certificate Program - October
Basic Elements of Bookkeeping Level 1 Writing for Children ~ NEW Tue. & Thurs. Sep 16-Oct 2; 6-9pm Wed. Oct. 1 - 22, 6:30 - 9 pm Coast Salish Hul'q'umi'num' A Walk In The Woods With A Medicine Woman Tue. Sep 23-Dec 2; 6-8pm Sat. Sep 27; 9:30am-12pm Sanskrit: Read & Write Containers For Fall & Winter Sat. Sep 27-Nov 1; 1-3pm Mon, Sep 29; 6:30-9pm Secrets to Great (e)Newsletters ~ New MS Excel in a Day ~ New Sat. Oct. 4, 1 - 4 pm Sat. Oct. 4, 9 - 4 pm
Community Extension & Contract Services Course Calendar, Fall 2014 - Winter 2015
Register in person, online or by phone 250-746-3519
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