Rabbit Island

Rabbit Island (49˚29'00" 124˚11'00" SW end of Sabine Channel, between Texada I and Lasqueti I, Str of Georgia). This well-established local name, which refers to the 14-ha island’s shape, was adopted by the hydrographic service in 1983. US sailor and businessman Henry Wheeler owned Rabbit I in the 1990s and equipped it with a lodge, four cabins, a bathhouse, a desalination plant and equipment to produce solar and wind power. In 2002 he donated the property to southern California’s Orange...

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