Moresby Island in Haida Gwaii. Douglas Road, one of the first roads connecting New Westminster to Burrard Inlet, is still extant in sections in Burnaby. Not to be confused with the Douglas Road from Harrison Lake to Lillooet. Douglas Street (Highways 1 and 17) is a major thoroughfare in Victoria, running north from Dallas Road (Mile "0" of the Trans-Canada Highway) to Dieppe Road in the Broadmead neighbourhood of Saanich. Douglas College, is a publicly funded community university transfer and vocational college with campuses in New Westminster and Coquitlam. Sir James Douglas Elementary School and Sir James Douglas Annex are public elementary schools in South East Vancouver. Sir James Douglas Primary School, Supply, Mahaica, Demerara, Guyana. Numerous other elementary, middle, and secondary schools across British Columbia are named after Sir James Douglas. Among them is Sir James Douglas elementary school in Victoria, built in 1910 on the property that used to be the governor's farm. James Island, a privately owned, island located to the east of the Saanich Peninsula, opposite Sidney. James Bay, a small bay within Victoria Harbour, and the historic neighbourhood which surrounds it; this had been the governor's own property and residence before its development. Douglas Hall, a residence hall at Trinity Western University in Langley, BC Douglas Portage, a route around the "Falls of the Fraser" between Spuzzum and Yale. Originally built as part of the Hudson's Bay Brigade Trail, it became important during the Fraser Canyon Gold Rush in the absence of other routes. The name Douglas Portage was also used for the first, most southerly, portage of the Douglas Road. The noted Douglas Lake Cattle Company, and the lake, creek, and plateau in the area are not named for Douglas, but for a local settler of that name. Sir James Douglas Primary School, Supply, Mahaica, Demerara, Guyana. Citation Barman, Jean and Bruce McIntyre Watson, 2006. Leaving Paradise: Indigenous Hawaiians in the Pacific Northwest, 1787–1898. Honolulu: University of Hawai’i Press. Bibliography Further reading Barman, Jean and Bruce McIntyre Watson, 2006. Leaving Paradise: Indigenous Hawaiians in the Pacific Northwest, 1787–1898. Honolulu: University of Hawai’i Press. Adams, John D. Old Square Toes and His Lady (Horsdal and Schubart, 2002). Hauka, Donald J.. McGowan's War (New Star Books, Vancouver, 2003). Smith, Dorothy Blakey. James Douglas (Oxford University Press, 1971). External links Video, Provincial Capital Commission: James Douglas, Governor Sir James Douglas, Robert Hamilton Coats and R. Edward Gosnell,