Deep Bay, British Columbia

In the 1920s, a Japanese-Canadian man, Eikichi Kagetsu, purchased 885 acres of timberlands in Deep Bay, and subsequently incorporated Deep Bay Logging Co. He operated the company there, as well as in Fanny Bay, until he was interned by the Canadian government during World War II. The company was sold by the government, without his consent, to the H.R. MacMillan Export Company. ==References==