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The text provides a concise overview of Brentwood Bay, a peaceful location in Saanich Inlet on Canada's Pacific coast. It acknowledges the historical significance of the WSANEC people who once inhabited the area and their reliance on the region's seafood and resources. The text also mentions the area's past as a bustling commercial center for cement and limestone production. Today, Brentwood Bay is a popular destination for boaters, offering three marinas and opportunities for canoeing, kayaking, and paddleboarding. Visitors can enjoy the breathtaking views of the inlet from the Mahalat Skywalk. The text also highlights the upscale Brentwood Bay Resort, which provides various amenities such as restaurants, fitness facilities, a pool, and a spa. Additionally, it mentions the renowned Butchart Gardens, known for its themed gardens and seasonal changes. The text briefly touches on the unique environmental features of the Saanich Inlet, including anoxic zones caused by a lack of circulating water. [Extracted from the article] |
