Vancouver Island Regional Library

The South Cowichan branch of the Vancouver Island Regional Library, located in Mill Bay, serves as a community hub enriched by the heritage of the Coast Salish territory, specifically the Quw utsun Cowichan and Malahat peoples. Established in 1946 initially as the Shawnigan Lake branch and later renamed in 1989, this library offers a collection of nearly 24,000 items and features for diverse audiences. Patrons can access public computers, free Wi-Fi, printers, and a variety of programs, including language classes and literary clubs, fostering lifelong learning and engagement. The library also accommodates individuals with disabilities through home delivery services and features amenities such as a self-checkout machine and an in-branch light therapy lamp. Generated from the website

Point Roberts is an unincorporated community located just south of the Vancouver metropolitan area in British Columbia, Canada. Unique in its geographical position, it is a pene-enclave of the United States, accessible only by traveling through Canada, by air, or by boat. Ideal for outdoor enthusiasts, Point Roberts boasts stunning natural parks, sandy beaches, and abundant wildlife viewing opportunities, including whale and dolphin watching. The community hosts various local events throughout the year, offering visitors a glimpse into its vibrant culture and picturesque surroundings. Generated from the website