Speed light sparks conversation on Qualicum Beach transportation plan
Qualicum Beach town staff will look at data to support a permanent car-activated light on Highway 19A where the speed limit reduces to 50 km/h.
August 3, 2021
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Qualicum Beach town staff will look at data to support a permanent car-activated light on Highway 19A where the speed limit reduces to 50 km/h.
Qualicum Beach town council is unsure whether it will go back to in-person meetings in September, after it returns from a month-long break. At council’s
Todsen Design and Construction has denied a lawsuit against the Qualicum Nature Preservation Society (QNPS) for defamation is a strategic lawsuit against public participation (SLAPP).
Qualicum Beach town council carried third reading for a proposed development on Sunningdale Road after a conversation on spot rezoning and whether the town’s current
The Regional District of Nanaimo (RDN) will extend Oceanside Place’s hours to provide residents with a place to stay cool as B.C. enters a heat
Environment Canada has issued a warning of a second heat wave this week throughout most of B.C., including Vancouver Island. The east coast of the
During this time period the Oceanside RCMP said it received 311 complaints. Break and enter -A business break and enter was reported in the
A new airline will provide service between Qualicum Beach and Vancouver, starting in August. Iskwew Air said the BC Tourism Indigenous Recovery Fund helped it
Qualicum Beach town council agreed to provide $56,400 to the Oceanside community track project at Ballenas Secondary School. Town staff presented a report to council
Thirty benches built by Ballenas Secondary woodworking students and made into artwork by local artists are on now on display across Oceanside. Artists of all
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