Victoria Esquimalt Harbour Society

VEHS

May 10, 2016

Canadian Yachting recently met up with Hannah Horn at the Massive Marine Garage Sale in Victoria. As President of the Victoria Esquimalt Harbor Society, Hannah was on hand to increase the awareness and promote the activities of the Society. The Society’s mission is to protect and advance the social, economic, environmental and cultural vitality of the working harbours in the Victoria Esquimalt area through advocacy, stewardship and community engagement.

The Victoria Esquimalt Harbour Society brings together a united group of Harbour stakeholders committed to providing vision, knowledge and guidance for vibrant activities and commerce requiring the connection between land and sea.

Find out more about this group and add your voice to this very diverse group who are passionate about our harbours and what happens in them by visiting http://www.vehs.ca/.

 

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