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The Cook's Ferry First Nation is a Nlaka'pamux First Nations government located in the Central Interior region of the Canadian province of British Columbia. It is a member of the Nicola Tribal Association, which are two of three tribal councils of the Nlaka'pamux people We are a community of 347 Band members with 15% members residing on reserve and 85% residing off reserve. Our mission is to understand individual roles, responsibilities and to be respectful of others roles and responsibilities.

Lady Rose Marine Services provides scheduled service with the M.V. Frances Barkley to points of call along the Alberni Inlet and in Barkley Sound. This includes all day trip excursions and connections to Bamfield, Ucluelet, the Broken Group Islands and Sechart Lodge. Sechart Lodge is open year-round subject to availability. The lodge is not located in Port Alberni but is situated in Barkley Sound about a mile north of the Pacific Rim National Park Boundary in Sechart Channel adjacent to Canoe Island.details. e-mail us at ladyrosemarine@telus.net. Toquart Connector Water Taxi.... As an alternative to our ships schedule for travel to the Broken Group Islands or Sechart Lodge, you may want to consider using the Toquart Connector Water Taxi pictured above. Based at Sechart, our 42 foot skiff is equipped to transport you, your kayaks and gear from Toquart Bay or Bamfield into the Broken Group Islands or to our Lodge. It also offers water taxi service between Sechart and the Broken Group Islands, Haggard's Cove and other points in Barkley Sound. Phone: (250) 723-8313 Monday to Friday 8AM to 5PM (P.S.T.) Toll-Free Calls 800-663-7192

Way West water taxi, based in Campbell River connects the Northern end of Vancouver Island, British Columbia with many remote island and coastline destinations. Way West Water Taxi offers transportation services to many diverse industries including tourism, forestry and aquaculture. One of our specialties is our kayak shuttle service, transporting sea kayakers to and from their remote Discovery Islands or British Columbia's West Coast sea kayaking destinations.