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Meridian Forest Services Ltd Is An Innovative Forest Management Company Located In Southern Vancouver Island.Our Management Team Specializes In Forestry Resource Management And Technical Assistance With All Aspects Of Forestry Including Engineering Cruising, Total Chance Planning, Management Planning As Well As Community Forest And Forest Licence Applications And Development.Our Forestry Professionals Are Committed To Providing A Premiere Service With Delivery Of Products On Time To Meet Our Clients Needs. As Professionals, We Are Committed To The Highest Standards Of Professionalism, Ethics As Well As Legislative, Environmental And Safety Standards.

Hilltop Mini Storage is a family-run business serving the Merville, Comox Valley area. For eight years we've offered a friendly storage service, with three sizes of ground-level heated storage options.

The View Gallery is a contemporary art gallery on the Nanaimo campus of Vancouver Island University, which presents all types of visual arts and designs made by students, community-members, and professional artists. A non-commercial site, the gallery presents a mixture of programming and art events that range from touring exhibitions to annual showcases of student art. The View Gallery is run and staffed by faculty members and students in the Department of Art and Design, within the Faculty of Art and Humanities.

Tofino is located in a geographical region called Clayoquot Sound, comprising about 400,000 hectares of land and marine inlets, all draining into a central marine catchment area. The Nuu-chah-nulth First Nations have made Clayoquot Sound their home for several thousand years. The Tla-o-qui-aht Village of Opitsaht (across the water from Tofino on Meares Island) is thought to have been continuously inhabited for at least the past 5,000 years, according to carbon dating of a long-buried stash of discarded clamshells. The word Clayoquot comes from Tla-o-qui-aht. The earliest recorded European contact with Vancouver Island's First Nations residents occurred just north of Clayoquot Sound, between Estevan Point and the Escalante River. In 1774 Captain Juan Pérez was sent north by the viceroy of New Spain to reassert the long standing Spanish claim on the west coast of North America. Pérez reached the Queen Charlotte Islands in July, 1774. After some trading with the Haida people from aboard the Santiago, Pérez turned south and made contact with Hesquiaht people near what are now called Perez Rocks, approximately 40 km north of Tofino.