"A Lighthouse is a beacon of hope;

a symbol of human Solidarity."   Gary Geddes, BC poet & author

The Sheringham Point Lighthouse is located in Shirley, British Columbia, Canada, on the West Coast of Vancouver Island - an exposed section of the Juan de Fuca Strait, pounded by westerlies in the summer and easterlies in winter. To assist the shipwrecked during these storms, the West Coast Trail was built. It is hiked every year by thousands of people from all over the world.

The Sheringham Point Lighthouse Preservation Society is dedicated to preserving and protecting the Sheringham Point Light house and other significant foreshore properties in Shirley. The Society's mission is to is document and recognize the historic importance of the lighthouse and to ensure that the lighthouse and its historic route remain accessible and in public hands.

AGM Election Information

The Annual General meeting was held on

Saturday - October 1, 2011 - 11:00 am

Thank you for your participation. The election results are as follows:

Board of Directors:  John Walls, Elanie Bruton, Dominique Bernardet, Dr. Gary Geddes

Director Emeritus:   Doris Thomas (founding board member of the Society)

Officers:  Secretary Tresurer:  Terri Alcock  VIce President:  Robert Vanveen   President:  MIchael Galizio

Chair, Board of Advisors:  Dr. Gary Geddes  Members:  Senator Pat Carney (ret)

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We are a proud member of Volunteer Canada.

The Sheringham Point Lighthouse Preservation Society was established in 2003.  The Society is incorporated under the Society Act of British Columbia, File #S47588 - May 17, 2004.  The Society is registered as a charity by the Canada Revenue Agency, #858885940RR0001, July 29, 2004.