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British Columbia Health Authorities British Columbia Health Authorities 1 Interior 5 - Northern 2 Fraser 3 Vancouver Coastal 4 Vancouver Island 5 Northern 92 - Nisga'a 3 Vancouver Coastal 1 - Interior 3 - Vancouver Coastal 2 - Fraser 4 - Vancouver 2 Island Fraser 4 - Vancouver Island Prepared By: BC Stats * Note: The Nisga'a Health Council is an independent health authority July, 2008 New Districts Based on current Health Authorities Island Health Authority District 1 – Lower Island – voting members 1496 Brentwood Bay Mayne Island Saanichton Cadboro Bay Metchonis Saltspring Island Cordova Bay Milen’s Island Saturna Island Esquimailt Naden Shirley Fulford Harbour North Saanich Sidney Galiano Island Pender Island Sooke Ganges Port Renfrew Victoria Honeymoon Bay Port Washington Williams Head Jordan River Royal Oak Landford Saanich Island District 2 – Upper Island – voting members 1070 Alberni French Creek Port Simpson Alert Bay Gabriola Island Qualicum Beach Bamfield Gillies Bay Quathiaski Cove Beaver Creek Gold River Quatra Island Black Creek Heriot Bay Quatsino Bowser Holberg Rock Bay Campbell River Hornby Island Royston Cassidy Ladysmith Sayward Cedar Lantzville Shawnigan Lake Ceepeecee Lasquetti Island Sointula Chemainus Lazo Tahsis Cobble Hill Mansons Landing Texada Island Comox Malahat Thetis Island Cortes Island Merville Tofino Courtenay Mill Bay Ucluelet Cowichan Lake Nanaimo Union Bay Crofton Nanoose Bay Vananda Cumberland Parksville Wellington Denman Island Port Alberni Whaletown Duncan Port Alice Woss Errington Port Hardy Youbou Esperanza Port Haron Zebellos Fanny Bay Port McNeill All communities in blue have been identified as rural communities as cross referenced with the PMA Vancouver Coastal Health Authority (see maps attached) District 3– Vancouver City Centre, Downtown East Side, North East, West Side, Mid Town, South Vancouver & Richmond – voting members 4293 District 4– North/West Vancouver, Sunshine Coast, Howe Sound, Bella Coola Valley Central Coast & Powell River – voting members 1041 Alta Lake Gibsons Powell River Anahim Lake Goose Bay Roberts Creek Bella Bella Granthams Landing Saturna Island Bella Coola Hagensborg Sechelt Birken Halfmoon Bay Selma Park Bowen Island Klemtu Squamish Brackendale Lions Bay Tatla Lake Britannia Beach Lund Tatlayoko Lake Butedale Maderia Park Towdsystan Dawson Landing Mount Currie Ulkatcho Denny Island Mount Sheet Waslista Deep Cove Namu Westview Egmont Ocean Falls Whistler Furry Creek Pemberton Wilson Creek Garden Bay Pender Harbour Woodfibre Garibaldi Highlands Port Mellon Fraser Health Authority District 5 – North of the Fraser River – voting members 2166 Agassiz Harrison North Burnaby Anmore Hatzic Pitt Meadows Belcarra Ioco Port Coquitlam Coquitlam Maillardville Port Moody Essondale Maple Ridge Ruskin Hammond Mission South Burnaby Haney New Westminster Whannock All communities in blue have been identified as rural communities as cross referenced with the PMA District 6 – South of the Fraser River – voting members 1478 This is a combination of the following current/old districts – ¾ of District 7, ½ District 8 & 16 Abbotsford Langley Sardis Aldergrove Lindell Beach South Delta Chilliwack Matsqui South Surrey Clearbrook Milner Surrey Cloverdale Mount Lehman Tswwassen Crescent Beach Newton Vedder Crossing Cultus Lake North Delta White Rock Fort Langley North Surrey Yarrow Hope Ocean Park Ladner Rosedale Interior Health Authority District 7 – Okanagan Thompson – voting members 1529 100 Mile House Kelowna Peachland 108 Mile House Keremeos Penticton 150 Mile House Khutsford Princeton Armstrong Kleena Kleene Revelstoke Ashcroft Lac Le Jeune Rock Creek Barriere Lake Country Rutland Blind Bay Likely Salmon Arm Bralorne Lillooet Scotch Creek Cache Creek Logan Lake Shuswap Canoe Lone Butte Sicamous Cawston Lumby Sorrento Celista Lytton Summerland Chase Manning Park Sun Peaks Clearwater Mara Tappen Clinton Merritt Tranquille Coldstream Mica Creek Valleyview Corrento Naramata Vernon Enderby Okanagan Falls West Bridge Gold Bridge Okanagan Landing West Kelowna Heffley Creek Okanagan Mission West Summerland Horsefly Oliver Westbank Kaleden Osoyoos Williams Lake Kamloops Oyama Winfield All communities in blue have been identified as rural communities as cross referenced with the PMA District 8 – East / West Kooenays – voting members 387 Argent Grand Forks Radium Hot Springs Balfour Gray Creek Riondel Beasley Greenwood Robson Canyon Invermere Rossland Castlegar Kaslo Salmo Christina Lake Kimberley Sirdar Cranbrook Kinnaird Silverton Crawford Bay Kootenay Bay Slocan Creston Michel Sparwood Elkford Midway Trail Fairmont Mirror Lake Wardner Fairmont Springs Montrose Wasa Fernie Nakusp Windermere Fort Steele Natal Windlaw Fruitvale Nelson Golden New Denver Northern Health Authority District 9 – Skeena – voting members 98 Dease Lake Masset South Hazelton Granisle New Aiyansh Stewart Hazelton New Hazelton Tasu Houston Prince Rupert Telkwa Kispiox valley Queen Charlotte City Terrace Kitimat Queen Charlotte Island Tlell Kitsault Rivers Inlet Waglisla Kitwanga Smithers District 10 – Cariboo / Peace River – voting members 453 Atlin Fraser Lake Southbank Burns Lake Hudson Hope Stewart Lake Charlie Lake Lower Post – Via YT Tomslake Chetwynd Mackenzie Tumber Ridge Dawson Creek McBride Valemont Fort Nelson Pouce Coupe Vanderhoof Fort St James Prince George Wells Fort St John Quesnel All communities in blue have been identified as rural communities as cross referenced with the PMA .
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