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The Capital Regional District is one of many regional districts in British Columbia. It encompasses the Southern end of Vancouver Island including Greater Victoria, the west of the Island to Port Renfrew , and includes all the southern Gulf Islands ( Saltspring , Galiano, Pender, Saturna , and Mayne). The seat is Victoria.

The CRD runs the local water supply for Greater Victoria, located in Sooke. They also run a number of regional parks. The CRD can also pass bylaws that are binding in its member municipalities. These include a controversial smoking ban in all public places several years ago.

External link

Capital Regional District Website

Members of the Capital Regional District
Municipalities: Central Saanich \| Colwood \| Esquimalt \| Highlands \| Langford \| Metchosin \| North Saanich \| Oak Bay \| Saanich \| Sidney \| Sooke \| Victoria \| View Royal Electoral Areas: Juan de Fuca, British Columbia \| Southern Gulf Islands \| Saltspring Island

Regional Districts of British Columbia
Alberni-Clayoquot \| Bulkley-Nechako \| Capital \| Cariboo \| Central Coast \| Central Kootenay \| Central Okanagan \| Columbia-Shuswap \| Comox-Strathcona \| Cowichan Valley \| East Kootenay \| Fraser Valley \| Fraser-Fort George \| Greater Vancouver \| Kitimat-Stikine \| Kootenay Boundary \| Mount Waddington \| Nanaimo \| North Okanagan \| Northern Rockies \| Okanagan-Similkameen \| Peace River \| Powell River \| Skeena-Queen Charlotte \| Squamish-Lillooet \| Stikine \| Sunshine Coast \| Thompson-Nicola

Regional districts of British Columbia

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