The Lasqueti Island Transport Co-op is a user dispatched ride-share cooperative, created to help people get around on Lasqueti, which has no taxi or bus service..
Stories of the back to the earth movement of the 1970's and 80's covering 5 years in Southern Oregon and 10 years on Lasqueti Island.
One of these stories appears in the Lasqueti memoir of the time, "Accidental Eden".
LIAS no longer operates the public access computer centre formerly known as the e-centre. It was closed due to a lack of sufficient interest or energy from centre users and volunteers.
Ingo Dyrkton is a Lasqueti wood carver specializing in spoons, ladles, soup and salad bowls, as well as masks & sculpture. Contact Ingo: 250-333-8627 toeclip2000 [at] yahoo [dot] ca
The ‘Living Tree’ Healing Centre – www.livingtreehealing.com – located at Ray and Suzie's Cob House opposite Petes Lake – is a beautiful site now open for cultivating the healing arts.
DSC Consulting offers comprehensive design services for sustainable energy and mechanical systems. It's principal, Ezra Auerbach, has lived and worked off grid since 1968. Over the 26 years he has worked in the PV industry he has been responsible for the design and commissioning of hundreds of hybrid PV electrical systems.
The Lasqueti Island Community Arts Council exists to support and nurture creativity on the island through sponsorships and community events. It maintains the Arts Centre: a small gallery used for exhibitions, life drawing groups, creative projects, poetry classes, and film screenings.
Pay parking for the Lasqueti Island Ferry is available at French Creek Harbour, and can be purchased through a parking pass dispenser (accepts coins, or bills up to $20, or credit cards), or from the Harbour Master's...
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