Qualicum Beach council will hold a virtual public hearing early next month regarding a proposed subdivision on Eaglecrest Drive. The 16 lot development, proposed at
The Town of Qualicum Beach has signed an agreement to sell an acre of land for the development of a new grocery store, residential units
When Qualicum Beach Councillor Robert Filmer took a two month leave of absence in December, he cited basically the same reasons, a toxic, unsafe, unkind, and unwelcoming, environment, leaving him in a place of personal distress and unease.
The newly formed St. Andrews Lodge Historical and Cultural Society will take over utility bills for the building this month.
“Democracy is under attack around the world for many reasons. Let’s remind our council that impactful decisions need to wait for full representation, which needs to happen swiftly.”
The project will total 62 residential units at 431 College Road. The developer wants to demolish the Qualicum College building and build a replica in its place.
Qualicum Beach town council approved a motion to award a $3.28 million contract for the construction of a roundabout at Memorial Avenue and the Inland Island Highway.
Qualicum Beach will no longer collect recycling from multi-family properties as of April.
Qualicum Beach town council heard concerns about its proposed five-year financial plan, including lack of funding allocation for climate change and urban forest planning.
The leave is set to be two months, but Filmer said he could come back sooner or extend it if issues within council are not resolved, “it’s just until further notice,” he said.
