,”- Coast Salish and Kwakwaka’wakw Indigenous peoples have inhabited the region for thousands of years- European settlement began in the late 19th century, with settlers arriving from Britain, Scandinavia, and other parts of Canada- Logging and fishing were the primary industries that drew settlers to the island- The island’s name, Quadra, comes from the Spanish explorer Juan Francisco de la Bodega y Quadra- The island has a rich artistic and creative community, with many artists and craftspeople residing there- Annual events like the Quadra Island Studio Tour showcase the island’s vibrant arts scene”,”Population: Approximately 2,700Median age: 54 yearsEthnic composition: Predominantly CaucasianPrimary language: EnglishAverage household income: $55,000 CADEducation level: 60% with post-secondary educationOccupation: Many residents work in tourism, fishing, and forestry industriesHousing: Mix of permanent residents and seasonal vacation homes”,- Quathiaski Cove- Heriot Bay- Cape Mudge- Bold Point- Granite Bay- Open Bay- Surge Narrows- Hyacinthe Bay- Rebecca Spit,”Heriot Bay- Scenic harbour with views of the Discovery Islands- Heriot Bay Inn, a historic waterfront hotel and pub- Heriot Bay Tru Value Foods, a local grocery store- Kayak and boat rentals available- Ferry terminal for Cortes IslandQuathiaski Cove- Main ferry terminal connecting Quadra Island to Campbell River- Q Cove Plaza with shops and services- Quadra Island Community Centre- Quadra Island Medical Clinic- Tru Value Foods grocery storeRebecca Spit Provincial Park- Long sandy beach with driftwood- Popular picnic and swimming area- Hiking trails with ocean views- Boat launch and moorage facilities- Wildlife viewing opportunitiesCape Mudge Village (We Wai Kai First Nation)- Nuyumbalees Cultural Centre- Cape Mudge Lighthouse- We Wai Kai Campground- Traditional First Nations art and carvings- Scenic views of Discovery PassageGranite Bay- Remote and quiet area on the north end of the island- Small boat harbour- Access to hiking trails in Main Lake Provincial Park- Opportunities for wildlife viewing- Nearby freshwater lakes for fishing and swimming”,- Increasing demand for waterfront properties- Rising interest in off-grid and eco-friendly homes- Growing popularity of vacation rentals- Limited housing inventory driving up prices- Attraction of retirees and remote workers to the island,”- Taku Resort- Heriot Bay Inn- Quadra Island Golf Club- Quadra Island Builders- Quadra Island Harbour Authority- Quadra Island Kayaks- Quadra Island Salmon Enhancement Society- Quadra Island Woodlot Association- Quadra Links Golf Course- Rebecca Spit Marine Provincial ParkQuadra Island’s economy is primarily based on tourism, forestry, fishing, and small-scale agriculture. The island attracts visitors for its natural beauty, outdoor recreation opportunities, and artistic community. Local businesses cater to both residents and tourists, providing services, accommodations, and recreational activities. The housing market on Quadra Island is influenced by these economic factors, with demand for both permanent residences and vacation properties.”,- Cape Mudge Lighthouse- Nuyumbalees Cultural Centre- We Wai Kai Campground- Rebecca Spit Marine Provincial Park,- Nuyumbalees Cultural Centre Located in Cape Mudge Village Showcases Kwakwaka’wakw culture and history Features traditional artifacts and artwork Offers guided tours and cultural programs- Quadra Island Museum Located in Heriot Bay Displays local history and artifacts Housed in a historic building- Tsa-Kwa-Luten Lodge Carving Shed Located at Tsa-Kwa-Luten Lodge Showcases traditional First Nations carving techniques Visitors can observe carvers at work,”- Quadra Island Fall Fair Location: Blenkin Memorial Park Annual event Features local produce, crafts, and entertainment- Quadra Island Studio Tour Annual event Showcases local artists and artisans Self-guided tour of various studios across the island- Quadra Island Farmers Market Location: Behind the Credit Union in Quathiaski Cove Seasonal market Offers local produce, crafts, and food- Quadra Island Festival of Chamber Music Annual summer event Features classical music performances- Quadra Island Trout Derby Annual fishing competition Held at Village Bay Lake- Quadra Island Quilt and Garden Tour Biennial event Showcases local gardens and quilts”,”- Quadra Island Arts Centre Located in Quathiaski Cove Hosts art exhibitions and cultural events Offers workshops and classes- Nuyumbalees Cultural Centre Showcases First Nations history and culture Features traditional artifacts and artwork Offers guided tours and educational programs- Quadra Island Studio Tour Annual event showcasing local artists and artisans Self-guided tour of various studios and galleries on the island- Quadra Island Farmers Market Seasonal market featuring local produce, crafts, and artisanal goods Located in Quathiaski Cove- Quadra Island Community Centre Hosts community events, performances, and gatherings Located in Quathiaski Cove- Kameleon Food & Drink Restaurant featuring local art displays Hosts occasional live music performances”,- Rebecca Spit Provincial Park – Marine park – Sandy beaches – Picnic areas – Hiking trails- Blenkin Memorial Park – Sports fields – Tennis courts – Playground- Quadra Island Community Centre – Meeting spaces – Fitness classes – Community events- Quadra Island Library – Book lending – Public computers – Wi-Fi access- Cape Mudge Lighthouse – Historic site – Scenic viewpoint- Heriot Bay Tru Value Foods Community Garden – Community garden plots- Quadra Island Golf Club – 9-hole golf course,- Heriot Bay Located on the east coast of Quadra Island Features a small grocery store Has a few local shops and artisan galleries- Quathiaski Cove Main ferry terminal area Has a small shopping center Features a grocery store and pharmacy Some local businesses and services available,- Quadra Island Oldtimers Hockey League Located on Quadra Island Recreational hockey league for older players,- Quadra Island Community Centre Hosts community events Offers recreational programs Has a gymnasium- Quadra Island Golf Club 9-hole golf course Club house facilities- Quadra Island Sailing Club Organizes sailing events Offers sailing instruction- Quadra Island Outdoor Club Organizes hiking trips Coordinates outdoor activities,- Kayaking – Sea kayaking tours – Kayak rentals – Guided kayak trips- Hiking – Trails in Main Lake Provincial Park – Hiking routes on Mount Seymour- Fishing – Salmon fishing – Halibut fishing – Guided fishing charters- Wildlife Viewing – Whale watching tours – Bald eagle spotting- Quadra Island Community Centre – Fitness classes – Yoga sessions – Art workshops- Camping – Campsites in Rebecca Spit Marine Provincial Park- Mountain Biking – Trails on the southern part of the island- Scuba Diving – Dive sites around the island- Quadra Island Golf Club – 9-hole golf course,- Heriot Bay Inn Located in Heriot Bay Specializes in West Coast cuisine Features a pub and dining room- Kameleon Food & Drink Located in Quathiaski Cove Offers farm-to-table dishes Known for its wood-fired pizza- Gowlland Harbour Resort Restaurant Located at Gowlland Harbour Resort Focuses on seafood and local ingredients- Tsa-Kwa-Luten Lodge Restaurant Located at Cape Mudge Resort Offers traditional First Nations-inspired cuisine- The Landing Pub Located in Heriot Bay Casual pub fare and local beers,- Quadra Island Farmers Market Location: Heriot Bay Operating season: May to September Day of operation: Saturdays Time: 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM,- Quadra Island Winery Located on Quadra Island Produces small-batch wines Uses locally grown grapes- SouthEnd Farm Winery Family-owned and operated Situated on the southern end of Quadra Island Offers wine tastings,”- Maritime climate Mild temperatures year-round Significant rainfall, especially in winter Relatively dry summers Moderated by surrounding ocean waters- Microclimates Variations in temperature and precipitation across the island due to topography Rain shadow effect on eastern side of island- Fog Common occurrence, especially in summer mornings- Wind patterns Prevailing winds from the southeast in winter Northwest winds more common in summer- Seasonal variations Wet winters Drier summers Occasional snowfall in winter, but generally rare at sea level- Temperature inversions Can occur in valleys and low-lying areas during winter”,”- Main Lakes Provincial Park Located on the eastern side of Quadra Island Features hiking trails Offers camping facilities- Rebecca Spit Marine Provincial Park Located on the eastern coast of Quadra Island Features a long, narrow spit of land Offers picnic areas and beach access Popular for swimming and beachcombing- Octopus Islands Marine Provincial Park Located off the northeastern coast of Quadra Island Accessible only by boat Known for its sheltered anchorages- Small Inlet Marine Provincial Park Located on the northern tip of Quadra Island Offers hiking trails Features a secluded bay- Surge Narrows Provincial Park Located on the eastern side of Quadra Island Known for its strong tidal currents Popular for kayaking and wildlife viewing”,- Cape Mudge Lighthouse – Historic lighthouse on the southern tip of Quadra Island – Offers scenic views of the coastline and marine life- Rebecca Spit Provincial Park – Popular sandy beach and picnic area – Located on the eastern side of the island- Main Lakes Provincial Park – Hiking trails – Small lakes for swimming and fishing- Quadra Island Museum – Exhibits on the island’s history and culture – Located in Quathiaski Cove- Nuyambalees Cultural Centre – Showcases the culture and traditions of the Wei Wai Kum First Nation – Offers guided tours and cultural experiences- Quadra Island Golf Club – 9-hole golf course – Scenic views of the surrounding islands and mountains- Quadra Island Farmers Market – Seasonal market featuring local produce and crafts – Held on Saturdays during the summer months,”- Smelt Bay Located on the southern tip of Cortes Island Sandy beach Popular for swimming and picnicking- Mansons Lagoon Shallow, warm water Located near Mansons Landing Good for kayaking and paddleboarding- Hague Lake Freshwater lake Located in Hague Lake Provincial Park Popular for swimming and fishing- Hanks Beach Rocky beach Located on the western side of the island Known for its sunset views- Hollyhock Beach Small, secluded beach Located near Hollyhock retreat center- Whaletown Bay Protected bay Located near the Whaletown community- Gorge Harbour Large, sheltered harbour Popular for boating and kayaking”,- Cortes Connection (ferry service) – Connects Quadra Island to Cortes Island – Operated by BC Ferries – Departs from Heriot Bay on Quadra Island- Quadra Island Taxi – Local taxi service – Provides on-demand transportation within the island- Community Bus Service – Volunteer-run shuttle service – Limited schedule and routes – Primarily serves seniors and those with mobility issues,”- Sayward Elementary School – Address: 690 Kelsey Way, Sayward, BC V0P 1R0″,”- No private elementary schools found in Sayward, British Columbia in the dataset.”,- Sayward Valley Secondary School – Address: Not available – French immersion: Not available,”- No private secondary schools (Grade 7 to 12) located directly in Sayward, British Columbia are listed in the dataset.”,”- No post-secondary educational institutions are listed in Sayward, British Columbia in the available dataset.”,- Forestry – Logging operations – Timber processing- Tourism – Eco-tourism – Sport fishing- Aquaculture – Salmon farming- Small-scale agriculture- Local government services,- Forestry and Logging – Seasonal work available – Requires physical fitness and outdoor skills – Local industry with potential job openings- Tourism and Hospitality – Opportunities in local accommodations and restaurants – Seasonal peaks during summer months – Customer service skills valued- Fishing and Aquaculture – Commercial fishing opportunities – Fish farm positions may be available – Knowledge of marine environment beneficial- Small Business Opportunities – Potential for entrepreneurship in local services – Limited market size due to small population- Municipal Government – Limited positions in local administration and services,”- Forestry Worker – Average salary: $55,000 – $65,000 per year – Seasonal work common – Physically demanding- Fishing Industry Worker – Average salary: $40,000 – $60,000 per year – Dependent on fishing seasons – Can include positions on boats or in processing facilities- Tourism and Hospitality Worker – Average salary: $30,000 – $45,000 per year – Often includes part-time or seasonal positions – May include roles in lodges, restaurants, or outdoor recreation- Municipal Government Employee – Average salary: $45,000 – $70,000 per year – Includes various roles within local government administration- Retail Worker – Average salary: $25,000 – $35,000 per year – Often part-time or entry-level positions”,- Village of Sayward Municipal Office – Local government administration – Council meetings – Bylaw enforcement- Sayward Volunteer Fire Department – Emergency fire response – Fire prevention services- Sayward Public Library – Book lending – Internet access – Community programs- Sayward Health Centre – Primary health care services – Mental health support- Sayward Elementary School – Public education for local children- Kelsey Recreation Centre – Community gym – Fitness classes- Sayward Futures Society – Community development initiatives- Sayward Harbor Authority – Management of local harbor facilities,”- Sayward Primary Health Centre – Located in Sayward, British Columbia – Provides primary care services – Not a full-service hospital”,”- Sayward Primary Health Centre – Located in Sayward, British Columbia – Provides primary healthcare services – Operated by Island Health”,”Quadra IslandThe informational data for this location was last updated in July, 2024.2794817- Coast Salish and Kwakwaka’wakw Indigenous peoples have inhabited the region for thousands of years- European settlement began in the late 19th century, with settlers arriving from Britain, Scandinavia, and other parts of Canada- Logging and fishing were the primary industries that drew settlers to the island- The island’s name, Quadra, comes from the Spanish explorer Juan Francisco de la Bodega y Quadra- The island has a rich artistic and creative community, with many artists and craftspeople residing there- Annual events like the Quadra Island Studio Tour showcase the island’s vibrant arts scenePopulation: Approximately 2,700Median age: 54 yearsEthnic composition: Predominantly CaucasianPrimary language: EnglishAverage household income: $55,000 CADEducation level: 60% with post-secondary educationOccupation: Many residents work in tourism, fishing, and forestry industriesHousing: Mix of permanent residents and seasonal vacation homes- Quathiaski Cove- Heriot Bay- Cape Mudge- Bold Point- Granite Bay- Open Bay- Surge Narrows- Hyacinthe Bay- Rebecca SpitHeriot Bay- Scenic harbour with views of the Discovery Islands- Heriot Bay Inn, a historic waterfront hotel and pub- Heriot Bay Tru Value Foods, a local grocery store- Kayak and boat rentals available- Ferry terminal for Cortes IslandQuathiaski Cove- Main ferry terminal connecting Quadra Island to Campbell River- Q Cove Plaza with shops and services- Quadra Island Community Centre- Quadra Island Medical Clinic- Tru Value Foods grocery storeRebecca Spit Provincial Park- Long sandy beach with driftwood- Popular picnic and swimming area- Hiking trails with ocean views- Boat launch and moorage facilities- Wildlife viewing opportunitiesCape Mudge Village (We Wai Kai First Nation)- Nuyumbalees Cultural Centre- Cape Mudge Lighthouse- We Wai Kai Campground- Traditional First Nations art and carvings- Scenic views of Discovery PassageGranite Bay- Remote and quiet area on the north end of the island- Small boat harbour- Access to hiking trails in Main Lake Provincial Park- Opportunities for wildlife viewing- Nearby freshwater lakes for fishing and swimming- Increasing demand for waterfront properties- Rising interest in off-grid and eco-friendly homes- Growing popularity of vacation rentals- Limited housing inventory driving up prices- Attraction of retirees and remote workers to the island- Taku Resort- Heriot Bay Inn- Quadra Island Golf Club- Quadra Island Builders- Quadra Island Harbour Authority- Quadra Island Kayaks- Quadra Island Salmon Enhancement Society- Quadra Island Woodlot Association- Quadra Links Golf Course- Rebecca Spit Marine Provincial ParkQuadra Island’s economy is primarily based on tourism, forestry, fishing, and small-scale agriculture. The island attracts visitors for its natural beauty, outdoor recreation opportunities, and artistic community. Local businesses cater to both residents and tourists, providing services, accommodations, and recreational activities. The housing market on Quadra Island is influenced by these economic factors, with demand for both permanent residences and vacation properties.- Cape Mudge Lighthouse- Nuyumbalees Cultural Centre- We Wai Kai Campground- Rebecca Spit Marine Provincial Park- Nuyumbalees Cultural Centre Located in Cape Mudge Village Showcases Kwakwaka’wakw culture and history Features traditional artifacts and artwork Offers guided tours and cultural programs- Quadra Island Museum Located in Heriot Bay Displays local history and artifacts Housed in a historic building- Tsa-Kwa-Luten Lodge Carving Shed Located at Tsa-Kwa-Luten Lodge Showcases traditional First Nations carving techniques Visitors can observe carvers at work- Quadra Island Fall Fair Location: Blenkin Memorial Park Annual event Features local produce, crafts, and entertainment- Quadra Island Studio Tour Annual event Showcases local artists and artisans Self-guided tour of various studios across the island- Quadra Island Farmers Market Location: Behind the Credit Union in Quathiaski Cove Seasonal market Offers local produce, crafts, and food- Quadra Island Festival of Chamber Music Annual summer event Features classical music performances- Quadra Island Trout Derby Annual fishing competition Held at Village Bay Lake- Quadra Island Quilt and Garden Tour Biennial event Showcases local gardens and quilts- Quadra Island Arts Centre Located in Quathiaski Cove Hosts art exhibitions and cultural events Offers workshops and classes- Nuyumbalees Cultural Centre Showcases First Nations history and culture Features traditional artifacts and artwork Offers guided tours and educational programs- Quadra Island Studio Tour Annual event showcasing local artists and artisans Self-guided tour of various studios and galleries on the island- Quadra Island Farmers Market Seasonal market featuring local produce, crafts, and artisanal goods Located in Quathiaski Cove- Quadra Island Community Centre Hosts community events, performances, and gatherings Located in Quathiaski Cove- Kameleon Food & Drink Restaurant featuring local art displays Hosts occasional live music performances- Rebecca Spit Provincial Park – Marine park – Sandy beaches – Picnic areas – Hiking trails- Blenkin Memorial Park – Sports fields – Tennis courts – Playground- Quadra Island Community Centre – Meeting spaces – Fitness classes – Community events- Quadra Island Library – Book lending – Public computers – Wi-Fi access- Cape Mudge Lighthouse – Historic site – Scenic viewpoint- Heriot Bay Tru Value Foods Community Garden – Community garden plots- Quadra Island Golf Club – 9-hole golf course- Heriot Bay Located on the east coast of Quadra Island Features a small grocery store Has a few local shops and artisan galleries- Quathiaski Cove Main ferry terminal area Has a small shopping center Features a grocery store and pharmacy Some local businesses and services available- Quadra Island Oldtimers Hockey League Located on Quadra Island Recreational hockey league for older players- Quadra Island Community Centre Hosts community events Offers recreational programs Has a gymnasium- Quadra Island Golf Club 9-hole golf course Club house facilities- Quadra Island Sailing Club Organizes sailing events Offers sailing instruction- Quadra Island Outdoor Club Organizes hiking trips Coordinates outdoor activities- Kayaking – Sea kayaking tours – Kayak rentals – Guided kayak trips- Hiking – Trails in Main Lake Provincial Park – Hiking routes on Mount Seymour- Fishing – Salmon fishing – Halibut fishing – Guided fishing charters- Wildlife Viewing – Whale watching tours – Bald eagle spotting- Quadra Island Community Centre – Fitness classes – Yoga sessions – Art workshops- Camping – Campsites in Rebecca Spit Marine Provincial Park- Mountain Biking – Trails on the southern part of the island- Scuba Diving – Dive sites around the island- Quadra Island Golf Club – 9-hole golf course- Heriot Bay Inn Located in Heriot Bay Specializes in West Coast cuisine Features a pub and dining room- Kameleon Food & Drink Located in Quathiaski Cove Offers farm-to-table dishes Known for its wood-fired pizza- Gowlland Harbour Resort Restaurant Located at Gowlland Harbour Resort Focuses on seafood and local ingredients- Tsa-Kwa-Luten Lodge Restaurant Located at Cape Mudge Resort Offers traditional First Nations-inspired cuisine- The Landing Pub Located in Heriot Bay Casual pub fare and local beers- Quadra Island Farmers Market Location: Heriot Bay Operating season: May to September Day of operation: Saturdays Time: 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM- Quadra Island Winery Located on Quadra Island Produces small-batch wines Uses locally grown grapes- SouthEnd Farm Winery Family-owned and operated Situated on the southern end of Quadra Island Offers wine tastings- Maritime climate Mild temperatures year-round Significant rainfall, especially in winter Relatively dry summers Moderated by surrounding ocean waters- Microclimates Variations in temperature and precipitation across the island due to topography Rain shadow effect on eastern side of island- Fog Common occurrence, especially in summer mornings- Wind patterns Prevailing winds from the southeast in winter Northwest winds more common in summer- Seasonal variations Wet winters Drier summers Occasional snowfall in winter, but generally rare at sea level- Temperature inversions Can occur in valleys and low-lying areas during winter- Main Lakes Provincial Park Located on the eastern side of Quadra Island Features hiking trails Offers camping facilities- Rebecca Spit Marine Provincial Park Located on the eastern coast of Quadra Island Features a long, narrow spit of land Offers picnic areas and beach access Popular for swimming and beachcombing- Octopus Islands Marine Provincial Park Located off the northeastern coast of Quadra Island Accessible only by boat Known for its sheltered anchorages- Small Inlet Marine Provincial Park Located on the northern tip of Quadra Island Offers hiking trails Features a secluded bay- Surge Narrows Provincial Park Located on the eastern side of Quadra Island Known for its strong tidal currents Popular for kayaking and wildlife viewing- Cape Mudge Lighthouse – Historic lighthouse on the southern tip of Quadra Island – Offers scenic views of the coastline and marine life- Rebecca Spit Provincial Park – Popular sandy beach and picnic area – Located on the eastern side of the island- Main Lakes Provincial Park – Hiking trails – Small lakes for swimming and fishing- Quadra Island Museum – Exhibits on the island’s history and culture – Located in Quathiaski Cove- Nuyambalees Cultural Centre – Showcases the culture and traditions of the Wei Wai Kum First Nation – Offers guided tours and cultural experiences- Quadra Island Golf Club – 9-hole golf course – Scenic views of the surrounding islands and mountains- Quadra Island Farmers Market – Seasonal market featuring local produce and crafts – Held on Saturdays during the summer months- Smelt Bay Located on the southern tip of Cortes Island Sandy beach Popular for swimming and picnicking- Mansons Lagoon Shallow, warm water Located near Mansons Landing Good for kayaking and paddleboarding- Hague Lake Freshwater lake Located in Hague Lake Provincial Park Popular for swimming and fishing- Hanks Beach Rocky beach Located on the western side of the island Known for its sunset views- Hollyhock Beach Small, secluded beach Located near Hollyhock retreat center- Whaletown Bay Protected bay Located near the Whaletown community- Gorge Harbour Large, sheltered harbour Popular for boating and kayaking- Cortes Connection (ferry service) – Connects Quadra Island to Cortes Island – Operated by BC Ferries – Departs from Heriot Bay on Quadra Island- Quadra Island Taxi – Local taxi service – Provides on-demand transportation within the island- Community Bus Service – Volunteer-run shuttle service – Limited schedule and routes – Primarily serves seniors and those with mobility issues- Sayward Elementary School – Address: 690 Kelsey Way, Sayward, BC V0P 1R0- No private elementary schools found in Sayward, British Columbia in the dataset.- Sayward Valley Secondary School – Address: Not available – French immersion: Not available- No private secondary schools (Grade 7 to 12) located directly in Sayward, British Columbia are listed in the dataset.- No post-secondary educational institutions are listed in Sayward, British Columbia in the available dataset.- Forestry – Logging operations – Timber processing- Tourism – Eco-tourism – Sport fishing- Aquaculture – Salmon farming- Small-scale agriculture- Local government services- Forestry and Logging – Seasonal work available – Requires physical fitness and outdoor skills – Local industry with potential job openings- Tourism and Hospitality – Opportunities in local accommodations and restaurants – Seasonal peaks during summer months – Customer service skills valued- Fishing and Aquaculture – Commercial fishing opportunities – Fish farm positions may be available – Knowledge of marine environment beneficial- Small Business Opportunities – Potential for entrepreneurship in local services – Limited market size due to small population- Municipal Government – Limited positions in local administration and services- Forestry Worker – Average salary: $55,000 – $65,000 per year – Seasonal work common – Physically demanding- Fishing Industry Worker – Average salary: $40,000 – $60,000 per year – Dependent on fishing seasons – Can include positions on boats or in processing facilities- Tourism and Hospitality Worker – Average salary: $30,000 – $45,000 per year – Often includes part-time or seasonal positions – May include roles in lodges, restaurants, or outdoor recreation- Municipal Government Employee – Average salary: $45,000 – $70,000 per year – Includes various roles within local government administration- Retail Worker – Average salary: $25,000 – $35,000 per year – Often part-time or entry-level positions- Village of Sayward Municipal Office – Local government administration – Council meetings – Bylaw enforcement- Sayward Volunteer Fire Department – Emergency fire response – Fire prevention services- Sayward Public Library – Book lending – Internet access – Community programs- Sayward Health Centre – Primary health care services – Mental health support- Sayward Elementary School – Public education for local children- Kelsey Recreation Centre – Community gym – Fitness classes- Sayward Futures Society – Community development initiatives- Sayward Harbor Authority – Management of local harbor facilities- Sayward Primary Health Centre – Located in Sayward, British Columbia – Provides primary care services – Not a full-service hospital- Sayward Primary Health Centre – Located in Sayward, British Columbia – Provides primary healthcare services – Operated by Island Health”
– Sayward Valley Secondary School – Address: Not available – French immersion: Not available

Quadra Island,”The informational data for this location was last updated in July, 2024.”,2794817,

,”- Coast Salish and Kwakwaka’wakw Indigenous peoples have inhabited the region for thousands of years- European settlement began in the late 19th century, with settlers arriving from Britain, Scandinavia, and other parts of Canada- Logging and fishing were the primary industries that drew settlers to the island- The island’s name, Quadra, comes from the Spanish explorer Juan Francisco de la Bodega y Quadra- The island has a rich artistic and creative community, with many artists and craftspeople residing there- Annual events like the Quadra Island Studio Tour showcase the island’s vibrant arts scene”,”Population: Approximately 2,700Median age: 54 yearsEthnic composition: Predominantly CaucasianPrimary language: EnglishAverage household income: $55,000 CADEducation level: 60% with post-secondary educationOccupation: Many residents work in tourism, fishing, and forestry industriesHousing: Mix of permanent residents and seasonal vacation homes”,- Quathiaski Cove- Heriot Bay- Cape Mudge- Bold Point- Granite Bay- Open Bay- Surge Narrows- Hyacinthe Bay- Rebecca Spit,”Heriot Bay- Scenic harbour with views of the Discovery Islands- Heriot Bay Inn, a historic waterfront hotel and pub- Heriot Bay Tru Value Foods, a local grocery store- Kayak and boat rentals available- Ferry terminal for Cortes IslandQuathiaski Cove- Main ferry terminal connecting Quadra Island to Campbell River- Q Cove Plaza with shops and services- Quadra Island Community Centre- Quadra Island Medical Clinic- Tru Value Foods grocery storeRebecca Spit Provincial Park- Long sandy beach with driftwood- Popular picnic and swimming area- Hiking trails with ocean views- Boat launch and moorage facilities- Wildlife viewing opportunitiesCape Mudge Village (We Wai Kai First Nation)- Nuyumbalees Cultural Centre- Cape Mudge Lighthouse- We Wai Kai Campground- Traditional First Nations art and carvings- Scenic views of Discovery PassageGranite Bay- Remote and quiet area on the north end of the island- Small boat harbour- Access to hiking trails in Main Lake Provincial Park- Opportunities for wildlife viewing- Nearby freshwater lakes for fishing and swimming”,- Increasing demand for waterfront properties- Rising interest in off-grid and eco-friendly homes- Growing popularity of vacation rentals- Limited housing inventory driving up prices- Attraction of retirees and remote workers to the island,”- Taku Resort- Heriot Bay Inn- Quadra Island Golf Club- Quadra Island Builders- Quadra Island Harbour Authority- Quadra Island Kayaks- Quadra Island Salmon Enhancement Society- Quadra Island Woodlot Association- Quadra Links Golf Course- Rebecca Spit Marine Provincial ParkQuadra Island’s economy is primarily based on tourism, forestry, fishing, and small-scale agriculture. The island attracts visitors for its natural beauty, outdoor recreation opportunities, and artistic community. Local businesses cater to both residents and tourists, providing services, accommodations, and recreational activities. The housing market on Quadra Island is influenced by these economic factors, with demand for both permanent residences and vacation properties.”,- Cape Mudge Lighthouse- Nuyumbalees Cultural Centre- We Wai Kai Campground- Rebecca Spit Marine Provincial Park,- Nuyumbalees Cultural Centre Located in Cape Mudge Village Showcases Kwakwaka’wakw culture and history Features traditional artifacts and artwork Offers guided tours and cultural programs- Quadra Island Museum Located in Heriot Bay Displays local history and artifacts Housed in a historic building- Tsa-Kwa-Luten Lodge Carving Shed Located at Tsa-Kwa-Luten Lodge Showcases traditional First Nations carving techniques Visitors can observe carvers at work,”- Quadra Island Fall Fair Location: Blenkin Memorial Park Annual event Features local produce, crafts, and entertainment- Quadra Island Studio Tour Annual event Showcases local artists and artisans Self-guided tour of various studios across the island- Quadra Island Farmers Market Location: Behind the Credit Union in Quathiaski Cove Seasonal market Offers local produce, crafts, and food- Quadra Island Festival of Chamber Music Annual summer event Features classical music performances- Quadra Island Trout Derby Annual fishing competition Held at Village Bay Lake- Quadra Island Quilt and Garden Tour Biennial event Showcases local gardens and quilts”,”- Quadra Island Arts Centre Located in Quathiaski Cove Hosts art exhibitions and cultural events Offers workshops and classes- Nuyumbalees Cultural Centre Showcases First Nations history and culture Features traditional artifacts and artwork Offers guided tours and educational programs- Quadra Island Studio Tour Annual event showcasing local artists and artisans Self-guided tour of various studios and galleries on the island- Quadra Island Farmers Market Seasonal market featuring local produce, crafts, and artisanal goods Located in Quathiaski Cove- Quadra Island Community Centre Hosts community events, performances, and gatherings Located in Quathiaski Cove- Kameleon Food & Drink Restaurant featuring local art displays Hosts occasional live music performances”,- Rebecca Spit Provincial Park – Marine park – Sandy beaches – Picnic areas – Hiking trails- Blenkin Memorial Park – Sports fields – Tennis courts – Playground- Quadra Island Community Centre – Meeting spaces – Fitness classes – Community events- Quadra Island Library – Book lending – Public computers – Wi-Fi access- Cape Mudge Lighthouse – Historic site – Scenic viewpoint- Heriot Bay Tru Value Foods Community Garden – Community garden plots- Quadra Island Golf Club – 9-hole golf course,- Heriot Bay Located on the east coast of Quadra Island Features a small grocery store Has a few local shops and artisan galleries- Quathiaski Cove Main ferry terminal area Has a small shopping center Features a grocery store and pharmacy Some local businesses and services available,- Quadra Island Oldtimers Hockey League Located on Quadra Island Recreational hockey league for older players,- Quadra Island Community Centre Hosts community events Offers recreational programs Has a gymnasium- Quadra Island Golf Club 9-hole golf course Club house facilities- Quadra Island Sailing Club Organizes sailing events Offers sailing instruction- Quadra Island Outdoor Club Organizes hiking trips Coordinates outdoor activities,- Kayaking – Sea kayaking tours – Kayak rentals – Guided kayak trips- Hiking – Trails in Main Lake Provincial Park – Hiking routes on Mount Seymour- Fishing – Salmon fishing – Halibut fishing – Guided fishing charters- Wildlife Viewing – Whale watching tours – Bald eagle spotting- Quadra Island Community Centre – Fitness classes – Yoga sessions – Art workshops- Camping – Campsites in Rebecca Spit Marine Provincial Park- Mountain Biking – Trails on the southern part of the island- Scuba Diving – Dive sites around the island- Quadra Island Golf Club – 9-hole golf course,- Heriot Bay Inn Located in Heriot Bay Specializes in West Coast cuisine Features a pub and dining room- Kameleon Food & Drink Located in Quathiaski Cove Offers farm-to-table dishes Known for its wood-fired pizza- Gowlland Harbour Resort Restaurant Located at Gowlland Harbour Resort Focuses on seafood and local ingredients- Tsa-Kwa-Luten Lodge Restaurant Located at Cape Mudge Resort Offers traditional First Nations-inspired cuisine- The Landing Pub Located in Heriot Bay Casual pub fare and local beers,- Quadra Island Farmers Market Location: Heriot Bay Operating season: May to September Day of operation: Saturdays Time: 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM,- Quadra Island Winery Located on Quadra Island Produces small-batch wines Uses locally grown grapes- SouthEnd Farm Winery Family-owned and operated Situated on the southern end of Quadra Island Offers wine tastings,”- Maritime climate Mild temperatures year-round Significant rainfall, especially in winter Relatively dry summers Moderated by surrounding ocean waters- Microclimates Variations in temperature and precipitation across the island due to topography Rain shadow effect on eastern side of island- Fog Common occurrence, especially in summer mornings- Wind patterns Prevailing winds from the southeast in winter Northwest winds more common in summer- Seasonal variations Wet winters Drier summers Occasional snowfall in winter, but generally rare at sea level- Temperature inversions Can occur in valleys and low-lying areas during winter”,”- Main Lakes Provincial Park Located on the eastern side of Quadra Island Features hiking trails Offers camping facilities- Rebecca Spit Marine Provincial Park Located on the eastern coast of Quadra Island Features a long, narrow spit of land Offers picnic areas and beach access Popular for swimming and beachcombing- Octopus Islands Marine Provincial Park Located off the northeastern coast of Quadra Island Accessible only by boat Known for its sheltered anchorages- Small Inlet Marine Provincial Park Located on the northern tip of Quadra Island Offers hiking trails Features a secluded bay- Surge Narrows Provincial Park Located on the eastern side of Quadra Island Known for its strong tidal currents Popular for kayaking and wildlife viewing”,- Cape Mudge Lighthouse – Historic lighthouse on the southern tip of Quadra Island – Offers scenic views of the coastline and marine life- Rebecca Spit Provincial Park – Popular sandy beach and picnic area – Located on the eastern side of the island- Main Lakes Provincial Park – Hiking trails – Small lakes for swimming and fishing- Quadra Island Museum – Exhibits on the island’s history and culture – Located in Quathiaski Cove- Nuyambalees Cultural Centre – Showcases the culture and traditions of the Wei Wai Kum First Nation – Offers guided tours and cultural experiences- Quadra Island Golf Club – 9-hole golf course – Scenic views of the surrounding islands and mountains- Quadra Island Farmers Market – Seasonal market featuring local produce and crafts – Held on Saturdays during the summer months,”- Smelt Bay Located on the southern tip of Cortes Island Sandy beach Popular for swimming and picnicking- Mansons Lagoon Shallow, warm water Located near Mansons Landing Good for kayaking and paddleboarding- Hague Lake Freshwater lake Located in Hague Lake Provincial Park Popular for swimming and fishing- Hanks Beach Rocky beach Located on the western side of the island Known for its sunset views- Hollyhock Beach Small, secluded beach Located near Hollyhock retreat center- Whaletown Bay Protected bay Located near the Whaletown community- Gorge Harbour Large, sheltered harbour Popular for boating and kayaking”,- Cortes Connection (ferry service) – Connects Quadra Island to Cortes Island – Operated by BC Ferries – Departs from Heriot Bay on Quadra Island- Quadra Island Taxi – Local taxi service – Provides on-demand transportation within the island- Community Bus Service – Volunteer-run shuttle service – Limited schedule and routes – Primarily serves seniors and those with mobility issues,”- Sayward Elementary School – Address: 690 Kelsey Way, Sayward, BC V0P 1R0″,”- No private elementary schools found in Sayward, British Columbia in the dataset.”,- Sayward Valley Secondary School – Address: Not available – French immersion: Not available,”- No private secondary schools (Grade 7 to 12) located directly in Sayward, British Columbia are listed in the dataset.”,”- No post-secondary educational institutions are listed in Sayward, British Columbia in the available dataset.”,- Forestry – Logging operations – Timber processing- Tourism – Eco-tourism – Sport fishing- Aquaculture – Salmon farming- Small-scale agriculture- Local government services,- Forestry and Logging – Seasonal work available – Requires physical fitness and outdoor skills – Local industry with potential job openings- Tourism and Hospitality – Opportunities in local accommodations and restaurants – Seasonal peaks during summer months – Customer service skills valued- Fishing and Aquaculture – Commercial fishing opportunities – Fish farm positions may be available – Knowledge of marine environment beneficial- Small Business Opportunities – Potential for entrepreneurship in local services – Limited market size due to small population- Municipal Government – Limited positions in local administration and services,”- Forestry Worker – Average salary: $55,000 – $65,000 per year – Seasonal work common – Physically demanding- Fishing Industry Worker – Average salary: $40,000 – $60,000 per year – Dependent on fishing seasons – Can include positions on boats or in processing facilities- Tourism and Hospitality Worker – Average salary: $30,000 – $45,000 per year – Often includes part-time or seasonal positions – May include roles in lodges, restaurants, or outdoor recreation- Municipal Government Employee – Average salary: $45,000 – $70,000 per year – Includes various roles within local government administration- Retail Worker – Average salary: $25,000 – $35,000 per year – Often part-time or entry-level positions”,- Village of Sayward Municipal Office – Local government administration – Council meetings – Bylaw enforcement- Sayward Volunteer Fire Department – Emergency fire response – Fire prevention services- Sayward Public Library – Book lending – Internet access – Community programs- Sayward Health Centre – Primary health care services – Mental health support- Sayward Elementary School – Public education for local children- Kelsey Recreation Centre – Community gym – Fitness classes- Sayward Futures Society – Community development initiatives- Sayward Harbor Authority – Management of local harbor facilities,”- Sayward Primary Health Centre – Located in Sayward, British Columbia – Provides primary care services – Not a full-service hospital”,”- Sayward Primary Health Centre – Located in Sayward, British Columbia – Provides primary healthcare services – Operated by Island Health”,”Quadra IslandThe informational data for this location was last updated in July, 2024.2794817- Coast Salish and Kwakwaka’wakw Indigenous peoples have inhabited the region for thousands of years- European settlement began in the late 19th century, with settlers arriving from Britain, Scandinavia, and other parts of Canada- Logging and fishing were the primary industries that drew settlers to the island- The island’s name, Quadra, comes from the Spanish explorer Juan Francisco de la Bodega y Quadra- The island has a rich artistic and creative community, with many artists and craftspeople residing there- Annual events like the Quadra Island Studio Tour showcase the island’s vibrant arts scenePopulation: Approximately 2,700Median age: 54 yearsEthnic composition: Predominantly CaucasianPrimary language: EnglishAverage household income: $55,000 CADEducation level: 60% with post-secondary educationOccupation: Many residents work in tourism, fishing, and forestry industriesHousing: Mix of permanent residents and seasonal vacation homes- Quathiaski Cove- Heriot Bay- Cape Mudge- Bold Point- Granite Bay- Open Bay- Surge Narrows- Hyacinthe Bay- Rebecca SpitHeriot Bay- Scenic harbour with views of the Discovery Islands- Heriot Bay Inn, a historic waterfront hotel and pub- Heriot Bay Tru Value Foods, a local grocery store- Kayak and boat rentals available- Ferry terminal for Cortes IslandQuathiaski Cove- Main ferry terminal connecting Quadra Island to Campbell River- Q Cove Plaza with shops and services- Quadra Island Community Centre- Quadra Island Medical Clinic- Tru Value Foods grocery storeRebecca Spit Provincial Park- Long sandy beach with driftwood- Popular picnic and swimming area- Hiking trails with ocean views- Boat launch and moorage facilities- Wildlife viewing opportunitiesCape Mudge Village (We Wai Kai First Nation)- Nuyumbalees Cultural Centre- Cape Mudge Lighthouse- We Wai Kai Campground- Traditional First Nations art and carvings- Scenic views of Discovery PassageGranite Bay- Remote and quiet area on the north end of the island- Small boat harbour- Access to hiking trails in Main Lake Provincial Park- Opportunities for wildlife viewing- Nearby freshwater lakes for fishing and swimming- Increasing demand for waterfront properties- Rising interest in off-grid and eco-friendly homes- Growing popularity of vacation rentals- Limited housing inventory driving up prices- Attraction of retirees and remote workers to the island- Taku Resort- Heriot Bay Inn- Quadra Island Golf Club- Quadra Island Builders- Quadra Island Harbour Authority- Quadra Island Kayaks- Quadra Island Salmon Enhancement Society- Quadra Island Woodlot Association- Quadra Links Golf Course- Rebecca Spit Marine Provincial ParkQuadra Island’s economy is primarily based on tourism, forestry, fishing, and small-scale agriculture. The island attracts visitors for its natural beauty, outdoor recreation opportunities, and artistic community. Local businesses cater to both residents and tourists, providing services, accommodations, and recreational activities. The housing market on Quadra Island is influenced by these economic factors, with demand for both permanent residences and vacation properties.- Cape Mudge Lighthouse- Nuyumbalees Cultural Centre- We Wai Kai Campground- Rebecca Spit Marine Provincial Park- Nuyumbalees Cultural Centre Located in Cape Mudge Village Showcases Kwakwaka’wakw culture and history Features traditional artifacts and artwork Offers guided tours and cultural programs- Quadra Island Museum Located in Heriot Bay Displays local history and artifacts Housed in a historic building- Tsa-Kwa-Luten Lodge Carving Shed Located at Tsa-Kwa-Luten Lodge Showcases traditional First Nations carving techniques Visitors can observe carvers at work- Quadra Island Fall Fair Location: Blenkin Memorial Park Annual event Features local produce, crafts, and entertainment- Quadra Island Studio Tour Annual event Showcases local artists and artisans Self-guided tour of various studios across the island- Quadra Island Farmers Market Location: Behind the Credit Union in Quathiaski Cove Seasonal market Offers local produce, crafts, and food- Quadra Island Festival of Chamber Music Annual summer event Features classical music performances- Quadra Island Trout Derby Annual fishing competition Held at Village Bay Lake- Quadra Island Quilt and Garden Tour Biennial event Showcases local gardens and quilts- Quadra Island Arts Centre Located in Quathiaski Cove Hosts art exhibitions and cultural events Offers workshops and classes- Nuyumbalees Cultural Centre Showcases First Nations history and culture Features traditional artifacts and artwork Offers guided tours and educational programs- Quadra Island Studio Tour Annual event showcasing local artists and artisans Self-guided tour of various studios and galleries on the island- Quadra Island Farmers Market Seasonal market featuring local produce, crafts, and artisanal goods Located in Quathiaski Cove- Quadra Island Community Centre Hosts community events, performances, and gatherings Located in Quathiaski Cove- Kameleon Food & Drink Restaurant featuring local art displays Hosts occasional live music performances- Rebecca Spit Provincial Park – Marine park – Sandy beaches – Picnic areas – Hiking trails- Blenkin Memorial Park – Sports fields – Tennis courts – Playground- Quadra Island Community Centre – Meeting spaces – Fitness classes – Community events- Quadra Island Library – Book lending – Public computers – Wi-Fi access- Cape Mudge Lighthouse – Historic site – Scenic viewpoint- Heriot Bay Tru Value Foods Community Garden – Community garden plots- Quadra Island Golf Club – 9-hole golf course- Heriot Bay Located on the east coast of Quadra Island Features a small grocery store Has a few local shops and artisan galleries- Quathiaski Cove Main ferry terminal area Has a small shopping center Features a grocery store and pharmacy Some local businesses and services available- Quadra Island Oldtimers Hockey League Located on Quadra Island Recreational hockey league for older players- Quadra Island Community Centre Hosts community events Offers recreational programs Has a gymnasium- Quadra Island Golf Club 9-hole golf course Club house facilities- Quadra Island Sailing Club Organizes sailing events Offers sailing instruction- Quadra Island Outdoor Club Organizes hiking trips Coordinates outdoor activities- Kayaking – Sea kayaking tours – Kayak rentals – Guided kayak trips- Hiking – Trails in Main Lake Provincial Park – Hiking routes on Mount Seymour- Fishing – Salmon fishing – Halibut fishing – Guided fishing charters- Wildlife Viewing – Whale watching tours – Bald eagle spotting- Quadra Island Community Centre – Fitness classes – Yoga sessions – Art workshops- Camping – Campsites in Rebecca Spit Marine Provincial Park- Mountain Biking – Trails on the southern part of the island- Scuba Diving – Dive sites around the island- Quadra Island Golf Club – 9-hole golf course- Heriot Bay Inn Located in Heriot Bay Specializes in West Coast cuisine Features a pub and dining room- Kameleon Food & Drink Located in Quathiaski Cove Offers farm-to-table dishes Known for its wood-fired pizza- Gowlland Harbour Resort Restaurant Located at Gowlland Harbour Resort Focuses on seafood and local ingredients- Tsa-Kwa-Luten Lodge Restaurant Located at Cape Mudge Resort Offers traditional First Nations-inspired cuisine- The Landing Pub Located in Heriot Bay Casual pub fare and local beers- Quadra Island Farmers Market Location: Heriot Bay Operating season: May to September Day of operation: Saturdays Time: 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM- Quadra Island Winery Located on Quadra Island Produces small-batch wines Uses locally grown grapes- SouthEnd Farm Winery Family-owned and operated Situated on the southern end of Quadra Island Offers wine tastings- Maritime climate Mild temperatures year-round Significant rainfall, especially in winter Relatively dry summers Moderated by surrounding ocean waters- Microclimates Variations in temperature and precipitation across the island due to topography Rain shadow effect on eastern side of island- Fog Common occurrence, especially in summer mornings- Wind patterns Prevailing winds from the southeast in winter Northwest winds more common in summer- Seasonal variations Wet winters Drier summers Occasional snowfall in winter, but generally rare at sea level- Temperature inversions Can occur in valleys and low-lying areas during winter- Main Lakes Provincial Park Located on the eastern side of Quadra Island Features hiking trails Offers camping facilities- Rebecca Spit Marine Provincial Park Located on the eastern coast of Quadra Island Features a long, narrow spit of land Offers picnic areas and beach access Popular for swimming and beachcombing- Octopus Islands Marine Provincial Park Located off the northeastern coast of Quadra Island Accessible only by boat Known for its sheltered anchorages- Small Inlet Marine Provincial Park Located on the northern tip of Quadra Island Offers hiking trails Features a secluded bay- Surge Narrows Provincial Park Located on the eastern side of Quadra Island Known for its strong tidal currents Popular for kayaking and wildlife viewing- Cape Mudge Lighthouse – Historic lighthouse on the southern tip of Quadra Island – Offers scenic views of the coastline and marine life- Rebecca Spit Provincial Park – Popular sandy beach and picnic area – Located on the eastern side of the island- Main Lakes Provincial Park – Hiking trails – Small lakes for swimming and fishing- Quadra Island Museum – Exhibits on the island’s history and culture – Located in Quathiaski Cove- Nuyambalees Cultural Centre – Showcases the culture and traditions of the Wei Wai Kum First Nation – Offers guided tours and cultural experiences- Quadra Island Golf Club – 9-hole golf course – Scenic views of the surrounding islands and mountains- Quadra Island Farmers Market – Seasonal market featuring local produce and crafts – Held on Saturdays during the summer months- Smelt Bay Located on the southern tip of Cortes Island Sandy beach Popular for swimming and picnicking- Mansons Lagoon Shallow, warm water Located near Mansons Landing Good for kayaking and paddleboarding- Hague Lake Freshwater lake Located in Hague Lake Provincial Park Popular for swimming and fishing- Hanks Beach Rocky beach Located on the western side of the island Known for its sunset views- Hollyhock Beach Small, secluded beach Located near Hollyhock retreat center- Whaletown Bay Protected bay Located near the Whaletown community- Gorge Harbour Large, sheltered harbour Popular for boating and kayaking- Cortes Connection (ferry service) – Connects Quadra Island to Cortes Island – Operated by BC Ferries – Departs from Heriot Bay on Quadra Island- Quadra Island Taxi – Local taxi service – Provides on-demand transportation within the island- Community Bus Service – Volunteer-run shuttle service – Limited schedule and routes – Primarily serves seniors and those with mobility issues- Sayward Elementary School – Address: 690 Kelsey Way, Sayward, BC V0P 1R0- No private elementary schools found in Sayward, British Columbia in the dataset.- Sayward Valley Secondary School – Address: Not available – French immersion: Not available- No private secondary schools (Grade 7 to 12) located directly in Sayward, British Columbia are listed in the dataset.- No post-secondary educational institutions are listed in Sayward, British Columbia in the available dataset.- Forestry – Logging operations – Timber processing- Tourism – Eco-tourism – Sport fishing- Aquaculture – Salmon farming- Small-scale agriculture- Local government services- Forestry and Logging – Seasonal work available – Requires physical fitness and outdoor skills – Local industry with potential job openings- Tourism and Hospitality – Opportunities in local accommodations and restaurants – Seasonal peaks during summer months – Customer service skills valued- Fishing and Aquaculture – Commercial fishing opportunities – Fish farm positions may be available – Knowledge of marine environment beneficial- Small Business Opportunities – Potential for entrepreneurship in local services – Limited market size due to small population- Municipal Government – Limited positions in local administration and services- Forestry Worker – Average salary: $55,000 – $65,000 per year – Seasonal work common – Physically demanding- Fishing Industry Worker – Average salary: $40,000 – $60,000 per year – Dependent on fishing seasons – Can include positions on boats or in processing facilities- Tourism and Hospitality Worker – Average salary: $30,000 – $45,000 per year – Often includes part-time or seasonal positions – May include roles in lodges, restaurants, or outdoor recreation- Municipal Government Employee – Average salary: $45,000 – $70,000 per year – Includes various roles within local government administration- Retail Worker – Average salary: $25,000 – $35,000 per year – Often part-time or entry-level positions- Village of Sayward Municipal Office – Local government administration – Council meetings – Bylaw enforcement- Sayward Volunteer Fire Department – Emergency fire response – Fire prevention services- Sayward Public Library – Book lending – Internet access – Community programs- Sayward Health Centre – Primary health care services – Mental health support- Sayward Elementary School – Public education for local children- Kelsey Recreation Centre – Community gym – Fitness classes- Sayward Futures Society – Community development initiatives- Sayward Harbor Authority – Management of local harbor facilities- Sayward Primary Health Centre – Located in Sayward, British Columbia – Provides primary care services – Not a full-service hospital- Sayward Primary Health Centre – Located in Sayward, British Columbia – Provides primary healthcare services – Operated by Island Health”
– No private secondary schools (Grade 7 to 12) located directly in Sayward, British Columbia are listed in the dataset.

Quadra Island,”The informational data for this location was last updated in July, 2024.”,2794817,

,”- Coast Salish and Kwakwaka’wakw Indigenous peoples have inhabited the region for thousands of years- European settlement began in the late 19th century, with settlers arriving from Britain, Scandinavia, and other parts of Canada- Logging and fishing were the primary industries that drew settlers to the island- The island’s name, Quadra, comes from the Spanish explorer Juan Francisco de la Bodega y Quadra- The island has a rich artistic and creative community, with many artists and craftspeople residing there- Annual events like the Quadra Island Studio Tour showcase the island’s vibrant arts scene”,”Population: Approximately 2,700Median age: 54 yearsEthnic composition: Predominantly CaucasianPrimary language: EnglishAverage household income: $55,000 CADEducation level: 60% with post-secondary educationOccupation: Many residents work in tourism, fishing, and forestry industriesHousing: Mix of permanent residents and seasonal vacation homes”,- Quathiaski Cove- Heriot Bay- Cape Mudge- Bold Point- Granite Bay- Open Bay- Surge Narrows- Hyacinthe Bay- Rebecca Spit,”Heriot Bay- Scenic harbour with views of the Discovery Islands- Heriot Bay Inn, a historic waterfront hotel and pub- Heriot Bay Tru Value Foods, a local grocery store- Kayak and boat rentals available- Ferry terminal for Cortes IslandQuathiaski Cove- Main ferry terminal connecting Quadra Island to Campbell River- Q Cove Plaza with shops and services- Quadra Island Community Centre- Quadra Island Medical Clinic- Tru Value Foods grocery storeRebecca Spit Provincial Park- Long sandy beach with driftwood- Popular picnic and swimming area- Hiking trails with ocean views- Boat launch and moorage facilities- Wildlife viewing opportunitiesCape Mudge Village (We Wai Kai First Nation)- Nuyumbalees Cultural Centre- Cape Mudge Lighthouse- We Wai Kai Campground- Traditional First Nations art and carvings- Scenic views of Discovery PassageGranite Bay- Remote and quiet area on the north end of the island- Small boat harbour- Access to hiking trails in Main Lake Provincial Park- Opportunities for wildlife viewing- Nearby freshwater lakes for fishing and swimming”,- Increasing demand for waterfront properties- Rising interest in off-grid and eco-friendly homes- Growing popularity of vacation rentals- Limited housing inventory driving up prices- Attraction of retirees and remote workers to the island,”- Taku Resort- Heriot Bay Inn- Quadra Island Golf Club- Quadra Island Builders- Quadra Island Harbour Authority- Quadra Island Kayaks- Quadra Island Salmon Enhancement Society- Quadra Island Woodlot Association- Quadra Links Golf Course- Rebecca Spit Marine Provincial ParkQuadra Island’s economy is primarily based on tourism, forestry, fishing, and small-scale agriculture. The island attracts visitors for its natural beauty, outdoor recreation opportunities, and artistic community. Local businesses cater to both residents and tourists, providing services, accommodations, and recreational activities. The housing market on Quadra Island is influenced by these economic factors, with demand for both permanent residences and vacation properties.”,- Cape Mudge Lighthouse- Nuyumbalees Cultural Centre- We Wai Kai Campground- Rebecca Spit Marine Provincial Park,- Nuyumbalees Cultural Centre Located in Cape Mudge Village Showcases Kwakwaka’wakw culture and history Features traditional artifacts and artwork Offers guided tours and cultural programs- Quadra Island Museum Located in Heriot Bay Displays local history and artifacts Housed in a historic building- Tsa-Kwa-Luten Lodge Carving Shed Located at Tsa-Kwa-Luten Lodge Showcases traditional First Nations carving techniques Visitors can observe carvers at work,”- Quadra Island Fall Fair Location: Blenkin Memorial Park Annual event Features local produce, crafts, and entertainment- Quadra Island Studio Tour Annual event Showcases local artists and artisans Self-guided tour of various studios across the island- Quadra Island Farmers Market Location: Behind the Credit Union in Quathiaski Cove Seasonal market Offers local produce, crafts, and food- Quadra Island Festival of Chamber Music Annual summer event Features classical music performances- Quadra Island Trout Derby Annual fishing competition Held at Village Bay Lake- Quadra Island Quilt and Garden Tour Biennial event Showcases local gardens and quilts”,”- Quadra Island Arts Centre Located in Quathiaski Cove Hosts art exhibitions and cultural events Offers workshops and classes- Nuyumbalees Cultural Centre Showcases First Nations history and culture Features traditional artifacts and artwork Offers guided tours and educational programs- Quadra Island Studio Tour Annual event showcasing local artists and artisans Self-guided tour of various studios and galleries on the island- Quadra Island Farmers Market Seasonal market featuring local produce, crafts, and artisanal goods Located in Quathiaski Cove- Quadra Island Community Centre Hosts community events, performances, and gatherings Located in Quathiaski Cove- Kameleon Food & Drink Restaurant featuring local art displays Hosts occasional live music performances”,- Rebecca Spit Provincial Park – Marine park – Sandy beaches – Picnic areas – Hiking trails- Blenkin Memorial Park – Sports fields – Tennis courts – Playground- Quadra Island Community Centre – Meeting spaces – Fitness classes – Community events- Quadra Island Library – Book lending – Public computers – Wi-Fi access- Cape Mudge Lighthouse – Historic site – Scenic viewpoint- Heriot Bay Tru Value Foods Community Garden – Community garden plots- Quadra Island Golf Club – 9-hole golf course,- Heriot Bay Located on the east coast of Quadra Island Features a small grocery store Has a few local shops and artisan galleries- Quathiaski Cove Main ferry terminal area Has a small shopping center Features a grocery store and pharmacy Some local businesses and services available,- Quadra Island Oldtimers Hockey League Located on Quadra Island Recreational hockey league for older players,- Quadra Island Community Centre Hosts community events Offers recreational programs Has a gymnasium- Quadra Island Golf Club 9-hole golf course Club house facilities- Quadra Island Sailing Club Organizes sailing events Offers sailing instruction- Quadra Island Outdoor Club Organizes hiking trips Coordinates outdoor activities,- Kayaking – Sea kayaking tours – Kayak rentals – Guided kayak trips- Hiking – Trails in Main Lake Provincial Park – Hiking routes on Mount Seymour- Fishing – Salmon fishing – Halibut fishing – Guided fishing charters- Wildlife Viewing – Whale watching tours – Bald eagle spotting- Quadra Island Community Centre – Fitness classes – Yoga sessions – Art workshops- Camping – Campsites in Rebecca Spit Marine Provincial Park- Mountain Biking – Trails on the southern part of the island- Scuba Diving – Dive sites around the island- Quadra Island Golf Club – 9-hole golf course,- Heriot Bay Inn Located in Heriot Bay Specializes in West Coast cuisine Features a pub and dining room- Kameleon Food & Drink Located in Quathiaski Cove Offers farm-to-table dishes Known for its wood-fired pizza- Gowlland Harbour Resort Restaurant Located at Gowlland Harbour Resort Focuses on seafood and local ingredients- Tsa-Kwa-Luten Lodge Restaurant Located at Cape Mudge Resort Offers traditional First Nations-inspired cuisine- The Landing Pub Located in Heriot Bay Casual pub fare and local beers,- Quadra Island Farmers Market Location: Heriot Bay Operating season: May to September Day of operation: Saturdays Time: 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM,- Quadra Island Winery Located on Quadra Island Produces small-batch wines Uses locally grown grapes- SouthEnd Farm Winery Family-owned and operated Situated on the southern end of Quadra Island Offers wine tastings,”- Maritime climate Mild temperatures year-round Significant rainfall, especially in winter Relatively dry summers Moderated by surrounding ocean waters- Microclimates Variations in temperature and precipitation across the island due to topography Rain shadow effect on eastern side of island- Fog Common occurrence, especially in summer mornings- Wind patterns Prevailing winds from the southeast in winter Northwest winds more common in summer- Seasonal variations Wet winters Drier summers Occasional snowfall in winter, but generally rare at sea level- Temperature inversions Can occur in valleys and low-lying areas during winter”,”- Main Lakes Provincial Park Located on the eastern side of Quadra Island Features hiking trails Offers camping facilities- Rebecca Spit Marine Provincial Park Located on the eastern coast of Quadra Island Features a long, narrow spit of land Offers picnic areas and beach access Popular for swimming and beachcombing- Octopus Islands Marine Provincial Park Located off the northeastern coast of Quadra Island Accessible only by boat Known for its sheltered anchorages- Small Inlet Marine Provincial Park Located on the northern tip of Quadra Island Offers hiking trails Features a secluded bay- Surge Narrows Provincial Park Located on the eastern side of Quadra Island Known for its strong tidal currents Popular for kayaking and wildlife viewing”,- Cape Mudge Lighthouse – Historic lighthouse on the southern tip of Quadra Island – Offers scenic views of the coastline and marine life- Rebecca Spit Provincial Park – Popular sandy beach and picnic area – Located on the eastern side of the island- Main Lakes Provincial Park – Hiking trails – Small lakes for swimming and fishing- Quadra Island Museum – Exhibits on the island’s history and culture – Located in Quathiaski Cove- Nuyambalees Cultural Centre – Showcases the culture and traditions of the Wei Wai Kum First Nation – Offers guided tours and cultural experiences- Quadra Island Golf Club – 9-hole golf course – Scenic views of the surrounding islands and mountains- Quadra Island Farmers Market – Seasonal market featuring local produce and crafts – Held on Saturdays during the summer months,”- Smelt Bay Located on the southern tip of Cortes Island Sandy beach Popular for swimming and picnicking- Mansons Lagoon Shallow, warm water Located near Mansons Landing Good for kayaking and paddleboarding- Hague Lake Freshwater lake Located in Hague Lake Provincial Park Popular for swimming and fishing- Hanks Beach Rocky beach Located on the western side of the island Known for its sunset views- Hollyhock Beach Small, secluded beach Located near Hollyhock retreat center- Whaletown Bay Protected bay Located near the Whaletown community- Gorge Harbour Large, sheltered harbour Popular for boating and kayaking”,- Cortes Connection (ferry service) – Connects Quadra Island to Cortes Island – Operated by BC Ferries – Departs from Heriot Bay on Quadra Island- Quadra Island Taxi – Local taxi service – Provides on-demand transportation within the island- Community Bus Service – Volunteer-run shuttle service – Limited schedule and routes – Primarily serves seniors and those with mobility issues,”- Sayward Elementary School – Address: 690 Kelsey Way, Sayward, BC V0P 1R0″,”- No private elementary schools found in Sayward, British Columbia in the dataset.”,- Sayward Valley Secondary School – Address: Not available – French immersion: Not available,”- No private secondary schools (Grade 7 to 12) located directly in Sayward, British Columbia are listed in the dataset.”,”- No post-secondary educational institutions are listed in Sayward, British Columbia in the available dataset.”,- Forestry – Logging operations – Timber processing- Tourism – Eco-tourism – Sport fishing- Aquaculture – Salmon farming- Small-scale agriculture- Local government services,- Forestry and Logging – Seasonal work available – Requires physical fitness and outdoor skills – Local industry with potential job openings- Tourism and Hospitality – Opportunities in local accommodations and restaurants – Seasonal peaks during summer months – Customer service skills valued- Fishing and Aquaculture – Commercial fishing opportunities – Fish farm positions may be available – Knowledge of marine environment beneficial- Small Business Opportunities – Potential for entrepreneurship in local services – Limited market size due to small population- Municipal Government – Limited positions in local administration and services,”- Forestry Worker – Average salary: $55,000 – $65,000 per year – Seasonal work common – Physically demanding- Fishing Industry Worker – Average salary: $40,000 – $60,000 per year – Dependent on fishing seasons – Can include positions on boats or in processing facilities- Tourism and Hospitality Worker – Average salary: $30,000 – $45,000 per year – Often includes part-time or seasonal positions – May include roles in lodges, restaurants, or outdoor recreation- Municipal Government Employee – Average salary: $45,000 – $70,000 per year – Includes various roles within local government administration- Retail Worker – Average salary: $25,000 – $35,000 per year – Often part-time or entry-level positions”,- Village of Sayward Municipal Office – Local government administration – Council meetings – Bylaw enforcement- Sayward Volunteer Fire Department – Emergency fire response – Fire prevention services- Sayward Public Library – Book lending – Internet access – Community programs- Sayward Health Centre – Primary health care services – Mental health support- Sayward Elementary School – Public education for local children- Kelsey Recreation Centre – Community gym – Fitness classes- Sayward Futures Society – Community development initiatives- Sayward Harbor Authority – Management of local harbor facilities,”- Sayward Primary Health Centre – Located in Sayward, British Columbia – Provides primary care services – Not a full-service hospital”,”- Sayward Primary Health Centre – Located in Sayward, British Columbia – Provides primary healthcare services – Operated by Island Health”,”Quadra IslandThe informational data for this location was last updated in July, 2024.2794817- Coast Salish and Kwakwaka’wakw Indigenous peoples have inhabited the region for thousands of years- European settlement began in the late 19th century, with settlers arriving from Britain, Scandinavia, and other parts of Canada- Logging and fishing were the primary industries that drew settlers to the island- The island’s name, Quadra, comes from the Spanish explorer Juan Francisco de la Bodega y Quadra- The island has a rich artistic and creative community, with many artists and craftspeople residing there- Annual events like the Quadra Island Studio Tour showcase the island’s vibrant arts scenePopulation: Approximately 2,700Median age: 54 yearsEthnic composition: Predominantly CaucasianPrimary language: EnglishAverage household income: $55,000 CADEducation level: 60% with post-secondary educationOccupation: Many residents work in tourism, fishing, and forestry industriesHousing: Mix of permanent residents and seasonal vacation homes- Quathiaski Cove- Heriot Bay- Cape Mudge- Bold Point- Granite Bay- Open Bay- Surge Narrows- Hyacinthe Bay- Rebecca SpitHeriot Bay- Scenic harbour with views of the Discovery Islands- Heriot Bay Inn, a historic waterfront hotel and pub- Heriot Bay Tru Value Foods, a local grocery store- Kayak and boat rentals available- Ferry terminal for Cortes IslandQuathiaski Cove- Main ferry terminal connecting Quadra Island to Campbell River- Q Cove Plaza with shops and services- Quadra Island Community Centre- Quadra Island Medical Clinic- Tru Value Foods grocery storeRebecca Spit Provincial Park- Long sandy beach with driftwood- Popular picnic and swimming area- Hiking trails with ocean views- Boat launch and moorage facilities- Wildlife viewing opportunitiesCape Mudge Village (We Wai Kai First Nation)- Nuyumbalees Cultural Centre- Cape Mudge Lighthouse- We Wai Kai Campground- Traditional First Nations art and carvings- Scenic views of Discovery PassageGranite Bay- Remote and quiet area on the north end of the island- Small boat harbour- Access to hiking trails in Main Lake Provincial Park- Opportunities for wildlife viewing- Nearby freshwater lakes for fishing and swimming- Increasing demand for waterfront properties- Rising interest in off-grid and eco-friendly homes- Growing popularity of vacation rentals- Limited housing inventory driving up prices- Attraction of retirees and remote workers to the island- Taku Resort- Heriot Bay Inn- Quadra Island Golf Club- Quadra Island Builders- Quadra Island Harbour Authority- Quadra Island Kayaks- Quadra Island Salmon Enhancement Society- Quadra Island Woodlot Association- Quadra Links Golf Course- Rebecca Spit Marine Provincial ParkQuadra Island’s economy is primarily based on tourism, forestry, fishing, and small-scale agriculture. The island attracts visitors for its natural beauty, outdoor recreation opportunities, and artistic community. Local businesses cater to both residents and tourists, providing services, accommodations, and recreational activities. The housing market on Quadra Island is influenced by these economic factors, with demand for both permanent residences and vacation properties.- Cape Mudge Lighthouse- Nuyumbalees Cultural Centre- We Wai Kai Campground- Rebecca Spit Marine Provincial Park- Nuyumbalees Cultural Centre Located in Cape Mudge Village Showcases Kwakwaka’wakw culture and history Features traditional artifacts and artwork Offers guided tours and cultural programs- Quadra Island Museum Located in Heriot Bay Displays local history and artifacts Housed in a historic building- Tsa-Kwa-Luten Lodge Carving Shed Located at Tsa-Kwa-Luten Lodge Showcases traditional First Nations carving techniques Visitors can observe carvers at work- Quadra Island Fall Fair Location: Blenkin Memorial Park Annual event Features local produce, crafts, and entertainment- Quadra Island Studio Tour Annual event Showcases local artists and artisans Self-guided tour of various studios across the island- Quadra Island Farmers Market Location: Behind the Credit Union in Quathiaski Cove Seasonal market Offers local produce, crafts, and food- Quadra Island Festival of Chamber Music Annual summer event Features classical music performances- Quadra Island Trout Derby Annual fishing competition Held at Village Bay Lake- Quadra Island Quilt and Garden Tour Biennial event Showcases local gardens and quilts- Quadra Island Arts Centre Located in Quathiaski Cove Hosts art exhibitions and cultural events Offers workshops and classes- Nuyumbalees Cultural Centre Showcases First Nations history and culture Features traditional artifacts and artwork Offers guided tours and educational programs- Quadra Island Studio Tour Annual event showcasing local artists and artisans Self-guided tour of various studios and galleries on the island- Quadra Island Farmers Market Seasonal market featuring local produce, crafts, and artisanal goods Located in Quathiaski Cove- Quadra Island Community Centre Hosts community events, performances, and gatherings Located in Quathiaski Cove- Kameleon Food & Drink Restaurant featuring local art displays Hosts occasional live music performances- Rebecca Spit Provincial Park – Marine park – Sandy beaches – Picnic areas – Hiking trails- Blenkin Memorial Park – Sports fields – Tennis courts – Playground- Quadra Island Community Centre – Meeting spaces – Fitness classes – Community events- Quadra Island Library – Book lending – Public computers – Wi-Fi access- Cape Mudge Lighthouse – Historic site – Scenic viewpoint- Heriot Bay Tru Value Foods Community Garden – Community garden plots- Quadra Island Golf Club – 9-hole golf course- Heriot Bay Located on the east coast of Quadra Island Features a small grocery store Has a few local shops and artisan galleries- Quathiaski Cove Main ferry terminal area Has a small shopping center Features a grocery store and pharmacy Some local businesses and services available- Quadra Island Oldtimers Hockey League Located on Quadra Island Recreational hockey league for older players- Quadra Island Community Centre Hosts community events Offers recreational programs Has a gymnasium- Quadra Island Golf Club 9-hole golf course Club house facilities- Quadra Island Sailing Club Organizes sailing events Offers sailing instruction- Quadra Island Outdoor Club Organizes hiking trips Coordinates outdoor activities- Kayaking – Sea kayaking tours – Kayak rentals – Guided kayak trips- Hiking – Trails in Main Lake Provincial Park – Hiking routes on Mount Seymour- Fishing – Salmon fishing – Halibut fishing – Guided fishing charters- Wildlife Viewing – Whale watching tours – Bald eagle spotting- Quadra Island Community Centre – Fitness classes – Yoga sessions – Art workshops- Camping – Campsites in Rebecca Spit Marine Provincial Park- Mountain Biking – Trails on the southern part of the island- Scuba Diving – Dive sites around the island- Quadra Island Golf Club – 9-hole golf course- Heriot Bay Inn Located in Heriot Bay Specializes in West Coast cuisine Features a pub and dining room- Kameleon Food & Drink Located in Quathiaski Cove Offers farm-to-table dishes Known for its wood-fired pizza- Gowlland Harbour Resort Restaurant Located at Gowlland Harbour Resort Focuses on seafood and local ingredients- Tsa-Kwa-Luten Lodge Restaurant Located at Cape Mudge Resort Offers traditional First Nations-inspired cuisine- The Landing Pub Located in Heriot Bay Casual pub fare and local beers- Quadra Island Farmers Market Location: Heriot Bay Operating season: May to September Day of operation: Saturdays Time: 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM- Quadra Island Winery Located on Quadra Island Produces small-batch wines Uses locally grown grapes- SouthEnd Farm Winery Family-owned and operated Situated on the southern end of Quadra Island Offers wine tastings- Maritime climate Mild temperatures year-round Significant rainfall, especially in winter Relatively dry summers Moderated by surrounding ocean waters- Microclimates Variations in temperature and precipitation across the island due to topography Rain shadow effect on eastern side of island- Fog Common occurrence, especially in summer mornings- Wind patterns Prevailing winds from the southeast in winter Northwest winds more common in summer- Seasonal variations Wet winters Drier summers Occasional snowfall in winter, but generally rare at sea level- Temperature inversions Can occur in valleys and low-lying areas during winter- Main Lakes Provincial Park Located on the eastern side of Quadra Island Features hiking trails Offers camping facilities- Rebecca Spit Marine Provincial Park Located on the eastern coast of Quadra Island Features a long, narrow spit of land Offers picnic areas and beach access Popular for swimming and beachcombing- Octopus Islands Marine Provincial Park Located off the northeastern coast of Quadra Island Accessible only by boat Known for its sheltered anchorages- Small Inlet Marine Provincial Park Located on the northern tip of Quadra Island Offers hiking trails Features a secluded bay- Surge Narrows Provincial Park Located on the eastern side of Quadra Island Known for its strong tidal currents Popular for kayaking and wildlife viewing- Cape Mudge Lighthouse – Historic lighthouse on the southern tip of Quadra Island – Offers scenic views of the coastline and marine life- Rebecca Spit Provincial Park – Popular sandy beach and picnic area – Located on the eastern side of the island- Main Lakes Provincial Park – Hiking trails – Small lakes for swimming and fishing- Quadra Island Museum – Exhibits on the island’s history and culture – Located in Quathiaski Cove- Nuyambalees Cultural Centre – Showcases the culture and traditions of the Wei Wai Kum First Nation – Offers guided tours and cultural experiences- Quadra Island Golf Club – 9-hole golf course – Scenic views of the surrounding islands and mountains- Quadra Island Farmers Market – Seasonal market featuring local produce and crafts – Held on Saturdays during the summer months- Smelt Bay Located on the southern tip of Cortes Island Sandy beach Popular for swimming and picnicking- Mansons Lagoon Shallow, warm water Located near Mansons Landing Good for kayaking and paddleboarding- Hague Lake Freshwater lake Located in Hague Lake Provincial Park Popular for swimming and fishing- Hanks Beach Rocky beach Located on the western side of the island Known for its sunset views- Hollyhock Beach Small, secluded beach Located near Hollyhock retreat center- Whaletown Bay Protected bay Located near the Whaletown community- Gorge Harbour Large, sheltered harbour Popular for boating and kayaking- Cortes Connection (ferry service) – Connects Quadra Island to Cortes Island – Operated by BC Ferries – Departs from Heriot Bay on Quadra Island- Quadra Island Taxi – Local taxi service – Provides on-demand transportation within the island- Community Bus Service – Volunteer-run shuttle service – Limited schedule and routes – Primarily serves seniors and those with mobility issues- Sayward Elementary School – Address: 690 Kelsey Way, Sayward, BC V0P 1R0- No private elementary schools found in Sayward, British Columbia in the dataset.- Sayward Valley Secondary School – Address: Not available – French immersion: Not available- No private secondary schools (Grade 7 to 12) located directly in Sayward, British Columbia are listed in the dataset.- No post-secondary educational institutions are listed in Sayward, British Columbia in the available dataset.- Forestry – Logging operations – Timber processing- Tourism – Eco-tourism – Sport fishing- Aquaculture – Salmon farming- Small-scale agriculture- Local government services- Forestry and Logging – Seasonal work available – Requires physical fitness and outdoor skills – Local industry with potential job openings- Tourism and Hospitality – Opportunities in local accommodations and restaurants – Seasonal peaks during summer months – Customer service skills valued- Fishing and Aquaculture – Commercial fishing opportunities – Fish farm positions may be available – Knowledge of marine environment beneficial- Small Business Opportunities – Potential for entrepreneurship in local services – Limited market size due to small population- Municipal Government – Limited positions in local administration and services- Forestry Worker – Average salary: $55,000 – $65,000 per year – Seasonal work common – Physically demanding- Fishing Industry Worker – Average salary: $40,000 – $60,000 per year – Dependent on fishing seasons – Can include positions on boats or in processing facilities- Tourism and Hospitality Worker – Average salary: $30,000 – $45,000 per year – Often includes part-time or seasonal positions – May include roles in lodges, restaurants, or outdoor recreation- Municipal Government Employee – Average salary: $45,000 – $70,000 per year – Includes various roles within local government administration- Retail Worker – Average salary: $25,000 – $35,000 per year – Often part-time or entry-level positions- Village of Sayward Municipal Office – Local government administration – Council meetings – Bylaw enforcement- Sayward Volunteer Fire Department – Emergency fire response – Fire prevention services- Sayward Public Library – Book lending – Internet access – Community programs- Sayward Health Centre – Primary health care services – Mental health support- Sayward Elementary School – Public education for local children- Kelsey Recreation Centre – Community gym – Fitness classes- Sayward Futures Society – Community development initiatives- Sayward Harbor Authority – Management of local harbor facilities- Sayward Primary Health Centre – Located in Sayward, British Columbia – Provides primary care services – Not a full-service hospital- Sayward Primary Health Centre – Located in Sayward, British Columbia – Provides primary healthcare services – Operated by Island Health”
– No post-secondary educational institutions are listed in Sayward, British Columbia in the available dataset.