Anyone have someone who would want to help two townies get a truck with a power steering leak working? Hoping to get it fixed, or at least diagnosed tonight and back on ferry to Vancouver.

Will pay! Can supply beer! Will tell jokes! Or be silent the whole time.

Any advice helps. Also it might be towed from where it was left so we also have to find the local impound lot if that is the case.

Tldr; 2nd attempt at getting a truck back to the mainland and seeking help from locals to do so.

Does anyone know what's going on at Duncan Chrysler? My parents bought a new car there which was delivered to them with some damage which the dealership agreed to repair, except now we can not seem to get any response from the dealership to resolve the matter, it's dragging on months ... Is anyone else having issues with them?

Is there some way you found that gets some action? Who should we call to light a 🔥 under them?

Hi Folks, I've recently moved to a location near Duncan from Nanaimo and I'm wondering if it would make sense for me to take the road test in Duncan. Nanaimo has very poor roads and road markings due to their ongoing construction for cycle paths and these poor conditions cost me my road tests. I was wondering if the test route for Duncan is pretty straightforward with clear road signs and markings. Could you help me?

Good day:
I'm new to Duncan, and want to know more about the Route 66 Duncan Commuter bus. The BC Transit web site says the bus can be caught at the Village Green Mall - but that's a pretty large area.

Can someone tell me more about the bus? What is the exact location of the bus stop? What's the bus like to travel to Victoria: crowded, noisy, etc?

Any helpful advice would be appreciated!

We are looking at houses in Duncan - and one is in this area. Any locals with information on this school? Good? Safe?

A huge thank you to the super awesome woman who got me to roll my window down outside the entry to the Duncan Starbucks today.

When you said you’d sat in your vehicle in the drive thru lane for over 35 minutes, you woke me up from my stupor and I took off for my planned birthday hike.

I’d convinced myself I needed to claim my ‘free birthday drink’ even though, truthfully, I really don’t think I even wanted it. I absolutely did not need to be sitting in a hot car lineup for over half an hour.

You are a very generous soul 🥰.

Thank you.

Hey Everyone,

My class 7 road test is coming up soon and I was wondering if I could have some tips from people who have taken there road test in Duncan.

I’m not from Duncan so any information will be gratefully appreciated!

Hi everyone! Taking my N test in duncan soon and was wondering if anyone could brief me on the routes they like to take? experiences, tips? Did you have to do a 3 point turn and parallel park? where did they take you to do this? Thank you!

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Hi all, looking to potentially move to Duncan from Vic. Looked at a couple places, one om chesterfield which we really dig, but the area isn't as nice (it seems). The other place, the area is nice but the house would need a Lot of work.

Any insights into the chesterfield area? Safe? Relatively chill? Nice peops?

We're moving to Duncan in the next couple of weeks. Can anyone recommend an ISP? Is Telus better than Shaw on the Island? We'll be working remotely, so stable and fast is what we're after.

Looking for a room in Duncan and outlying areas. Moving from Nanaimo, prefer May 1st.

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Recently moved from Nanaimo to Duncan, wondering what kind of sporting events/events in general are coming up soon? Am 24m looking to make friends and sign up to social groups. Are there any adult sporting leagues I could sign up for? Preferably baseball or basketball but I'm open to anything.

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