The ferry runs from French Creek Harbour on Vancouver Island to False Bay on Lasqueti Island. Pay parking is available at the marina. The trip takes from 50 minutes to over an hour (in rough waters). Passengers and freight only - no cars!
Lasqueti is quite sparsely populated and lies in a rare ecosystem type - the Coastal Douglas Fir zone. Our famous herds of feral sheep, along with the unique history of settlement have resulted in an ecology and natural environment with its own character.
PLWUS AGM – Many thanks to all members who attended the July AGM!
Pete's Lake Water Users Society has been providing water via gravity-fed pipelines from Pete's Lake to its members at the north end of Lasqueti Island since 1987.
The Bed and Breakfast is surrounded by Squitty Bay Provincial Marine Park with its many hikes, deserted bays, first-growth juniper forest, cacti, wildflowers and free-range ferial sheep. This unspoiled paradise is a delight to the senses that inspires awe and...
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The Lasqueti Island First Name Phone List is a long-standing community tradition. Updates are issued whenever there are enough changes to warrant a new one, which is usually every two years. The most recent edition was released in December 2022
Lasqueti Island is part of the qathet Regional District. A regional district is set up to provide different services in different areas according to the needs and desires of each area’s residents and property owners. Only those who receive the service pay for it.
LINC works to conserve the natural ecosystems of Lasqueti Island and its surrounding islands and waters by facilitating education, stewardship and acquisition of legal interests in land.
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