Cain Peninsula

Cain Peninsula (48˚53'00" 123˚19'00" SE side of Galiano I, Gulf Is), Cain Point (N end of Cain Peninsula). William Cain (1847–1928) came to Canada from England in 1867 and lived on Mayne I as well as Galiano I. A carpenter and cabinetmaker by trade, he built a home on Galiano in 1894 that featured elaborate, hand-carved woodwork. Cain also built the Church of St Mary Magdalene, still standing on Mayne I, in 1897, much of it in native Garry oak. He died at Victoria. Cain Point appears on an...

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