Skip to content
Cortes Currents

Cortes Currents

Search
  • Home
  • Hot Topics
    • BC Ferries
    • Climate Action Network
    • Cost of Climate Change
    • Environment
    • Forests
    • Folk U
    • Quadra Project
    • Rivers & Oceans
  • Indigenous
    • Homalco
    • Klahoose
    • K’omoks
    • Tla’amin
    • We Wai Kai
    • Wei Wai Kum
    • Indigenous History
  • Cortes
    • Area B Director’s reports
    • Cortes – Arts
    • Cortes Foundation
    • Cortes Food Bank
    • Cortes Island Housing
    • Cortes Island Tourism
    • CCEDA
    • FOCI
    • Forestry on Cortes
    • Salmon on Cortes
    • Cortes History
  • Quadra
    • Area C’s Director Report
    • Quadra Aquaculture
    • Quadra ICAN
    • Food Security on Quadra
    • Quadra Farmers Market
    • Quadra Forestry
    • Quadra Foundation
    • Quadra Island Housing
    • Sierra Quadra
    • Quadra History
  • Campbell River
    • City of Campbell River
  • Government
    • Gov of Canada
    • North Island Riding
    • Anna Kindy
    • North Island-Powell River
    • Gov of BC
    • SRD Board
    • Director Area B
    • Director Area C
  • Radio

Tag Archives: Hoy Hoy

sailboat sinks in Gorge Harbour
Environment

Sailboat Sinks at Gorge Harbour Public Dock

November 26, 2020 De Clarke

On or around November 22nd, the 30-ish foot wooden sloop Hoy Hoy sank while tied to the Gorge Harbour Public Dock.

Continue reading Sailboat Sinks at Gorge Harbour Public Dock →
Abandoned VesselsAffordable HousingBill DouganBoating incidentsBoatsCanada-info.caCortes IslandCortes TransportationEarleGorge HarbourGorge Harbour MarinaHACIHoy HoyIsland Sea FarmsJon KnowlesLiveaboardsRadioVessels of concernWhaletown

Whats Current on Cortes and Beyond

  • Who we are
    • Authors
    • Guest Post
    • Editorial Policy
    • Our Mission
  • Index Pages
    • Topical A-C
    • Topical D-F
    • Topical H-P
    • Topical Q-Z
    • Geographic
  • Annual Stats

Archived Posts

Daily Emails

Weekly Emails

Disclaimer

The opinions expressed on this website are those of the people expressing them and not necessarily shared by Cortes Currents, its' founders, writers or producers.
Proudly powered by WordPress