Cowichan Bay Maritime Centre

go! Island at the Cowichan Bay Maritime Centre (Part 2) - Shaw TV Duncan

On this episode of go! Island, Shaw TV's Daphne Goode visits the Cowichan Bay Maritime Centre.

Cowichan Bay Maritime Centre Children Rowing

Children having fun out on the water rowing. All manner of small craft were taken out on the bay today. Whitehall's, Acorns, RIBS...sailing dinghies of numerous makers. All having safe boating fun at the Cowichan Bay Maritime Centre.

Cowichan Bay

If you are driving around Vancover Island near Duncan, don’t miss the opportunity to stop at Cowichan Bay with it’s cozy fishing-village feel & enjoy a cup of coffee and fresh baked rolls at the “Grain Mill”.
The Cowichan Bay Maritime Centre is an active community-based maritime museum and is operated by the Cowichan Wooden Boat Society, a non-profit organization founded to preserve, exhibit and demonstrate the Maritime heritage and culture of wooden boats, especially as experienced on Canada’s West Coast.
Photos: Birgitta & Ron Yeo

MARITIME CENTER COWICHAN BAY VANCOUVER ISLAND BRITISH COLUMBIA

MARITIME CENTER COWICHAN BAY VANCOUVER ISLAND BRITISH COLUMBIA
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Cowichan Bay Maritime Centre 2016 Boat Festival...Seagull Racing

A drone captures the action packed Seagull race around Cowichan Bay.

Cowichan Bay, Vancouver Island B.C.

Cowichan Bay is a bay and community located near Duncan, in British Columbia. The mouth of the Cowichan River is near Cowichan Bay. Mount Tzouhalem and its hiking trails and ecological reserve stands to the north. The bay is known for its fishing and scenic value. The area's main industries are fishing and tourism.

Learning Innovation in the Cowichan Valley

The Cowichan Valley School District (SD 79) on Vancouver Island, British Columbia offers students and educators a variety of innovative and personalized teaching and learning opportunities.

This video offers a glimpse into what our school district has to offer to students, educators, prospective employees, parents, members of our community, and the like.

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Cowichan Bay Marine Society

4K Duncan Vancouver Island British Columbia Canada

Duncan is a beautiful maritime town between Victoria and Nanaimo in Vancouver Island. It is a peaceful village with Aboriginal people and their history.

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Cowichan Bay

Snow day in beautiful Cowichan Bay British Columbia Canada.

go! Island visits Evergreen Independent School - Shaw TV Duncan

On this episode of go! Island, Shaw TV's Daphne Goode visits with Evergreen Independent School parents who share plans to include the entire community in building a Cobble Hill Community Pavilion on their expansive school grounds.

Cowichan Bay in May

Cowichan Bay

Welcome to Cowichan Bay

Welcome to Cowichan Bay, the first song on Pagan Lullabies, was composed and choreographed by Susan Rankin. Performed by her friends and family who hail from Vancouver Island BC Canada

Pagan Lullabies is a collection of music from a new genre, entitled Imagic Music.

Imagic Music is music that sounds like what it is about, creating images in the mind though the arrangement of words, sounds and silence. It uses a wide variety of instrumentation and sounds to achieve this goal and is not restricted to any single group of instruments.

Susan, who started out as a dancer/choreographer, has been working in this genre for the past thirty years.

Although she has performed to rave reviews in London and New York, this is her first CD release.

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Fall 2015 The Cowichan lap strake course

The Fall 2015 The Cowichan lap strake course build. Instructor Eric Sandilands. At the Cowichan Bay Maritime Centre in Cowichan Bay on Vancouver Island in British Columbia. Built in 6 days from Red and Yellow Cedar, White Oak, Sapele and many copper nails.

Maple Bay, Vancouver Island B.C.Canada

Day trip to beautiful Maple Bay Vancouver Island British Columbia Canada!

Maple Bay is a picturesque seaside community located in the Cowichan Valley of southern Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada. A narrow inlet and surrounded by smooth, pebbled beaches, Maple Bay is home to marine activity all year round.

The sheltered haven of Maple Bay is situated halfway up Sansum Narrows, which separates Vancouver Island from Saltspring Island, the largest and nearest of the southern Gulf Islands.

Maple Bay is serviced by floatplane, Salt Spring Air and Harbour Air Seaplanes that fly regular scheduled flights several times a day from Maple Bay Marina, to Ganges (Ganges Water Aerodrome) on Saltspring Island and then on to Vancouver (Vancouver International Water Airport/Vancouver International Airport and Vancouver Harbour Flight Centre).

There are three commercial marinas, a public dock, as well as the Maple Bay Yacht Club and the Maple Bay Rowing Club.

Maple Bay Marina is replacing many older boat sheds with new style, fire resistant yacht enclosures, creating one the safest and most environmentally responsible marinas in British Columbia. Maple Bay Marina has also been recognized with an Eco-Rating of 4 anchors for their Environmental Best Practices by the Georgia Strait Alliance Clean Marine program.

Maple Bay Elementary, School Boats

Shaw TV's Paul Beilstein visits the Cowichan Bay Maritime Centre to witness how hope floats. Students with challenges learn a new craft and volunteers pass on rare skills.


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Cowichan Bay Tunnel & Trestle

Cowichan Bay Tunnel & Railway Trestle
Kayaking Vancouver Island

Cowichan Esturary - Eel Grass

In 2014, the Salish Sea Marine Survival Project kicked off with a targeted research program in the Cowichan River Estuary on Vancouver Island.