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Telegraph Cove Is The Departure Point Of Choice For Wildlife Viewing Trips To See The Northern Resident Killer Whales (Orcas) Of Robson Bight In Johnstone Strait And The Humpback Whales Of Blackfish Sound. It Is Also The Gateway To The Grizzly Bears Of Glendale Cove And The Remote Island Wilderness Of The Broughton Archipelago Marine Park.Where We Go Sea Kayakingthe Areas Served By Our Guided Sea Kayaking Tours Include Johnstone Strait And Robson Bight, Queen Charlotte Strait, The Broughton Archipelago And Gods Pocket Marine Parks.

To the Village of Sayward, Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada!On behalf of the Village of Sayward, Vancouver Island, BC we would like to extend a warm welcome to you. Visitors to Sayward enjoy fresh, clean ocean air, wild natural beauty and wide o

Bring your RV and Stay awhile at the first-Class Ripple Rock RV Park, with it's spectacular view of the Inside Passage and well maintained Grounds

At We Wai Kai Nation there are at present, 854 Band citizens. The On-Reserve residents are equally divided between two Reserves, Quinsam, in Campbell River and Cape Mudge Village on Quadra Island.Cape Mudge ResortNewsThe most recent census data reports that the We Wai Kai Nation population is approximately 1022 members, of which an estimated 500 live off-reserve. The We Wai Kai Nation's reserve lands cover 684.74 hectares (1692.27 acres). The We Wai Kai Nation had 5 designated reserve lands, which include:Village Bay - identified as Indian Reserve #7 - located on the east side of Quadra Island, is 4.11 hectares in size and uninhabited. Drew Harbour is site for the We Wai Kai Campground, the We Wai Kai Nation Seafood Corporation, and the Raving Raven seasonal food kiosk.Cape Mudge - identified as Indian Reserve #10 - located on the south-western portion of Quadra Island.

Classified AdsMessage from HEDC's Chief Economic Development Officer (CEDO), Ray GerowWelcome! The Heiltsuk Economic Development Corporation, established by the Heiltsuk Tribal Council, manages the business affairs of the Heiltsuk people. HEDC is led by an executive management team and governed by a five-person board,each of whom are responsible to the community. Our objective is to enhance our existing businesses and pursue new business opportunities in an effort to improving the economic well-being of Bella Bella and its residents, and we hope this website will assist in keeping you informed of our progress in this regard.We also want your input and ideas on new business ventures and job opportunities. The principles we operate under include transparency, accountability, and respect. This website is intended to provide full disclosure of our activities and plans as well as record our past newsletters and accomplishments. Please feel free to provide feedback and also drop by our office.If you are an investor or potential partner, please do not hesitate to .Walas Giaxsixa (Many thanks)