If the best speech is a short one, it should follow that the best welcome message follows suit.
With this in mind, I again wish to thank our VMNC past-president Roger Love for the countless hours he has given to our club and for his constant hand on the tiller. Roger never rests on his laurels and will continue to arrange monthly second Thursday Cedar Hill Luncheons. (more…)
Our VMNC Hiking group had a great hike on a beautiful sunny day on Oct 16, 2018 in John Dean Park!
Credit is due to photographer and new VMNCer Orlie Reese. (more…)
A reminder that Newcomers have an active Tennis Group playing 9:00-10:30AM Mondays and Thursdays and we looking for additional Players! (more…)
All members are welcome to join our now winter (vs summer) hikes! Winter hikes are 1 ½ to 3 hours in duration and vary in difficulty depending on the weather. (more…)
On Sep 21, 2018 15 members had a superb tour of a Victoria area private collector’s European and Japanese sports cars. (more…)
On Thursday September 27, 2018, about 50 members of the VMNC group had the distinct pleasure of touring the 443 Maritime Helicopter Squadron facility at 9755 Willingdon Rd. (more…)
My wife and I just returned from a delightful three days cycling the Cowichan Valley Trail (part of the TransCanada Trail Network) between Shawnigan Lake, Lake Cowichan and Duncan (more…)
Thanks to everyone who participated in this years VMNC tournament at Olympic View on Aug. 22 organised by the Nine Hole Golf Group !
Mark your calendars for the award winning North Saanich Flavour Trails Festival on August 17-19, 2018!! Experience a fantastic weekend of local food, music, farm-life, community history and, of course, bounty from land and sea. Part rural ramble, part celebration, the North Saanich Flavour Trails Festival lets you explore what is being grown, harvested, made and served on the peninsula!! (more…)
The Centre for Plant Health, formerly the Saanichton Plant Quarantine Station, is operated by the Canadian Food Inspection Agency. The facility is the national centre of expertise for plant virus and virus-like diseases of tree fruit, grapevine, ornamental plants and small fruit, and is located on approximately 48 hectares of (more…)