Mainroad will commence hot patching the Conuma hill (34-35kms) beginning on Monday July 13th. Grading began yesterday.
Wednesday, 8 July 2026
Tuesday, 7 July 2026
Mayor’s report for July 7, 2026
I am happy to announce that the Grease Trail to Woss Lake is open for hikers, although the official opening has not been announced yet by the Mowachaht Muchalat First Nation. This trail was long used by the MMFN and the Namgis First Nation as a trade route across Vancouver Island, terminating at the mouth of the Nimpkish River south of Port McNeil. The hiking trail portion is about 16 kilometres long, with an elevation change of 550 metres and terminates at Woss Lake, with the remainder being a lake and river traverse. It is accessed from Tahsis by taking the side road by the Tahsis Landfill gate, to a parking lot. There are composting toilets at each end, with camping at Woss Lake. It features old growth forests, waterfalls, faces carved into trees by First Nations over centuries, and a glacial river entering Woss Lake. The view of Rugged Mountain from the lake is truly spectacular.
We had an excellent turnout for Canada Day, held at the new visitor centre and museum. The building renovations are now complete and the visitor centre is open for the summer. Renovation costs were about $500,000 and were funded by the provincial government. The museum portion will gradually be repopulated with displays and fully reopened by next year. It will be divided into four themes: natural history, First Nation history, European contact and mill history up to the present. Since my last report, the boat launch ramp has been reopened. Further modifications including installation of the launch float and washroom build and are still pending.
Monday, 6 July 2026
Eyelash extensions in Tahsis
Please Read Before Booking
Hey everyone! I am so excited to be doing lashes here in beautiful Tahsis! Before you book your appointment, I want to share a little bit about how my cozy home studio works so we are completely on the same page.
My Little Co-Star
My Little Co-StarFirst and foremost, I am a mom to a beautiful 6-month-old baby girl. She is my absolute priority #1. Because she is so young, there will definitely be times during our appointment where I need to pause, soothe her, or tend to her needs. If you are on a tight schedule or looking for a completely uninterrupted session, I might not be the right fit for you—and that’s totally okay!
The Vibe
The VibeMy lash studio is set up right in my living room. It is incredibly comfortable, relaxed, and laid-back, but it is not a typical commercial salon. Think of it as hanging out at a friend's house while getting glammed up.
Appointment Times
Appointment TimesGood lashes take time! Please plan accordingly when booking:
Full Sets: Roughly 2 hours
Fills: 1 to 2 hours
Artist vs. Technician
Artist vs. TechnicianI consider myself a lash artist, not a technician. I want to be fully transparent: I am not certified. However, I was an esthetician in my 20s and have been doing lashes on myself and others for many years. You are in experienced, passionate hands!
Thank you all so much for your understanding, support, and for welcoming my little family into your beauty routines. I can’t wait to lash you!
DM to book! *Limited Availability for July*
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