Lasqueti Press

One of the smallest of the Gulf Islands, and located between mainland British Columbia and Vancouver Island 50 mi/80 km WNW of Vancouver, Lasqueti Island was named in 1791 after Juan Maria Lasqueti, an officer on one of the early Spanish sailing ships that brought Europeans to the west coast of Canada.

Pronounced las-KE-tee, it proudly remains one of the least developed locales in Canada. A place of incomparable beauty with minimal services, it can only be reached by private boat or passengers-only ferry sailings from Vancouver Island.

Although it is almost exactly the same size in area as Manhattan, the population of approximately 350 persons uses primarily solar and wind power to generate electricity, and the few portable generators are turned off at night. 

Arrangements must be made in advance for visitors wishing to stay overnight, as accommodations are limited.

(I don't live there, but wish I did: the laid-back zeitgeist of life there -- notwithstanding a reputation that Lasqueti is the Pot Capital of Canada -- is one that is not dissimilar to my own and why I appropriated it for my press name.)

Sources:
Official Lasqueti Island website
Vancouver Island Guide
Lasqueti Island on Wikipedia