June 2022 Issue 163

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CELEBRATE SUMMER BY GRILLIN’ UP SOME SEAFOOD!

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Courtney Christensen is a writer, producer, and social media manager who focuses on local food systems and community organization.

e know, we know, when you’re going to a cookout, you’re expecting grilled burgers and hot dogs, some BBQ ribs or grilled vegetables. But imagine this: a gorgeous, citrusy, delicate fish or shellfish grilling alongside those classics. From prawns and bacon-wrapped scallops

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to gorgeous wild salmon, cod, and halibut, literally anything goes when it comes to grilling seafood. At Cow-op, they’re all about celebrating the best of our region and seafood is no exception. Cow-op is proud to be working with several outstanding producers to bring the best local seafood available. River Select Fisheries Cooperative’s mission is to service demanding markets that expect fish from a sustainable source, while they help build vibrant and prosperous First Nations communities through local, self-regulated and integrated fisheries businesses led by First Nations. They draw from countless generations of First Nations experience to selectively harvest the best River Select wild salmon – all within the pristine

We grow plenty of them!

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Fresh spot prawns caught by Michelle Rose CSF

rivers of British Columbia. Their fisheries conserve our natural environments by respecting strict measures around selective fishing and quality control and by doing so, place the needs of our rivers and the life it holds first. Michelle Rose Community Supported Fishery offers a variety of sustainably harvested seafoods all frozen at sea, all our fishes are sushi grade, the highest quality. The “Michelle Rose“ is a freezer troller/prawn boat based in Cowichan Bay, captained by Guy Johnston. He has been a fisherman along the coast of BC for over 40 years. They fish from as close as Cowichan Bay to Haida Gwaii. They started Michelle Rose Community Supported Fishery 6 years ago as a way to sell to the people who live in our community and to reduce the carbon footprint of our catch. The Fishery has delivered fresh seafood and friendly service since 1992 - first as The Fishery and later as The Fishery Seafoods, Ltd. The Fishery Seafoods, Ltd. is a family-owned

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& operated business. The main owner, Arnie Hengstler, is a commercial fisherman from a family of fishermen and is committed to wild-only salmon products. He started selling his fresh catch at Saltspring Island’s Saturday Market in 1972. They have relocated to Duncan where they continue to market and sell their elite gourmet seafood products. The Drift Meat and Seafood was started with the idea of keeping our best resource here in Beautiful British Columbia. With the principles of supreme quality, sustainability and fresh clean ingredients they make some great West Coast products. And best of all, keep our local seafood local. Looking to wow guests at your summer cookout parties? Seafood is the perfect way to show off your grilling skills. Amp up your seafood of choice with flavorful marinades, cook them quickly over a hot, welloiled grill, and you simply can’t go wrong. www.cow-op.ca


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June Forecasts

6min
page 77

Our Brains’ Ability Beyond Childhood Development

3min
page 71

Spiritual Blueprint - Listening for Intention and Purpose

3min
page 76

An Ounce of Prevention

2min
page 70

Soulful Saturday with Kathryn Lowther CFS for the Soul

2min
page 69

The Mind-Gut Connection

2min
page 68

Summer Tutoring for Mathematics & Literacy

2min
page 67

Enhancing the Ability to Learn through Movement

3min
pages 64-65

The Dark Before the Dawn - Caregiving a Struggling Teen

2min
page 61

Feather and Stone Jewelry

1min
page 60

Gertrude the Gunnel

1min
page 59

Sound Advice - Audio Analgesia

2min
page 57

4 Healthy Hacks for Glowing Summer Skin

1min
page 56

Cowichan Bay Volunteer Fire Rescue

2min
page 55

Summer Skin Safety

2min
page 54

New Poetry Anthology Explores Our Relationship with Trees

4min
pages 52-53

Cut Flower Gardening for the Home Gardener

2min
page 45

The Benefits of Soil Bacteria

2min
page 44

Downtown Duncan Arts Pages

4min
pages 42-43

Why we Love our Dads

3min
pages 40-41

Cowichan Father’s Day Gift Guide

1min
page 39

A Gift of Love

2min
page 38

Navigating Complicated Times with Kundalini Yoga

2min
page 37

Westholme Tea Tasting Workshop

2min
page 36

Celebrate Summer by Grilling up some Seafood

2min
page 30

A Way to Support Healthiest Babies Possible

1min
page 34

Urban Forest Bistro: Lunch Review

4min
page 35

Wine Glasses: Demystified

2min
page 27

Growing Tomatoes

1min
page 22

The Best Beef Steaks are Dry Aged

2min
page 29

Dance Temple Cowichan

2min
page 21

Sharing A Gift: The Art of Dion Daniels

2min
page 20

Arts This Month

2min
page 9

Islands Folk Festival Looking for Volunteers

1min
page 10

Coastal Bliss Adventures

2min
pages 6-7

Volunteer Cowichan Aging Well Seniors’ Expo

2min
page 15

Explore Chemainus

2min
pages 12-13

Why We Should Read “Heart Berries”

2min
page 18

June Events

2min
page 5

Rhythmic Living

1min
page 11
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