Skipsey sworn into Qualicum Beach town council
Coun. Anne Skipsey was formally sworn into Qualicum Beach town council at its first meeting since the byelection. Heather Svensen, chief election officer and corporate
May 27, 2021
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Coun. Anne Skipsey was formally sworn into Qualicum Beach town council at its first meeting since the byelection. Heather Svensen, chief election officer and corporate
Preliminary election results from the Town of Qualicum Beach show Anne Skipsey with a sizeable lead on second place candidate Sarah Duncan in the byelection to
Qualicum Beach held a second advanced voting day for its byelection on May 12 and had 842 electors cast ballots, according to Chief Election Officer
Town officials reported a strong turnout for the first day of advance voting in the Qualicum Beach byelection on May 5. Heather Svensen, chief election
Oceanside News has received a letter stating four of the five Qualicum Beach byelection candidates do not plan on participating in tonight’s Coffee With Your
Anne Skipsey has stepped back from her role as president of the St. Andrews Lodge Historical and Cultural society while she runs in the upcoming
Former manager of roads and traffic for the City of Nanaimo hopes to use his experience working in municipal politics on Qualicum Beach town council.
A long-time Qualicum Beach resident and business owner said she will be an accessible town councillor if elected. “I’m always involved in the community. I
Former Qualicum Beach town councillor Anne Skipsey is in the running for the open seat on council and hopes to use her 15 years of
A former Squamish councillor hopes to use his political experience to fill the vacant seat on Qualicum Beach town council. “I really like to involve
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