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Sidney. The quaint coastal community of Sidney by the Sea rests along the shores of the Saanich Peninsula. Reaching north toward the southern Gulf Islands and east toward the US San Juan’s this friendly port city balances the best of a small coastal town with all the excitement of Vancouver Island’s largest city only 18 kms (11 miles) away ...
Canadian Paraplegic Association. 780 S.W. Marine Drive. Vancouver, BC V6P 5Y7. Tel: 604-324-3611. Fax: 604-326-1227. Hearing and Speech Impairment Services are available for persons with hearing and speech impairments by contacting: Western Institute for Deaf and Hard of Hearing. 2125 West 7th Avenue. Vancouver, BC V9K 1X9.
Port Alice. Known as the Gateway to the Wild West Coast, Port Alice provides crowd-free access to prime fishing and recreation areas such as Alice Lake, Spruce Bay, Side Bay, and Gooding Cove. Thirty minutes off Highway 19, this seaside community at the end of Neroutsos Inlet is situated in a pristine wilderness setting. The sheltered waters of ...
Hidden in an ancient landscape on the west coast of Vancouver Island is the village of Tofino. Situated on the traditional territory of the Tla-o-qui-aht First Nation, the area surrounded by the vast, breathtaking expanse of the UNESCO Clayoquot Sound Biosphere Region—a region cherished for its profound biodiversity and environmental culture.
Mar 8, 2022 · Interesting in some cool Vancouver facts? From the first covered stadium in Canada to the founding of Green Peace, we've got you covered!
Nootka Island is a large island located on the remote and rugged west coast of Vancouver Island, enveloped by Nootka Sound, Nuchatlitz Inlet, Esperanza Inlet, Tahsis Inlet, and the Pacific Ocean. Steeped in history and surrounded by the natural beauty of the west coast of Vancouver Island, Nootka Island and the surrounding sounds and inlets ...
Outdoor Recreation. Connect with nature in the 31,788 km² (12,273 miles²) that span Vancouver Island, from Victoria to Port Hardy and Tahsis to Campbell River. Enjoy alpine climbing in the Comox Valley, backcountry hiking to the lighthouse of Cape Scott, seaside camping in the Gulf Islands, caving at Horne Lake, and storm watching in Tofino ...
