Coping with COVID-19 is clearly compounding QB residents’ concerns about Town Council and the Administration’s openness, transparency, accountability and fiscal prudence. Given the constraints ofContinue Reading
One of QB’s newest businesses, Faire Living, was literally a set up. “We teased all the locals,” says co-owner Catherine Robertson. “While we were workingContinue Reading
Beginning in January 2020, some residents of Sayward, on northern Vancouver Island, became increasingly alarmed about racist and violent comments made by the holder(s) ofContinue Reading
We in Qualicum Beach take pride in attracting many visitors and new residents from across Canada and around the world, including international students who haveContinue Reading
In response to our previous article on the spectre of our in-town woodland trails being replaced with blacktop, Howard Coram writes: Council must not tamperContinue Reading
A letter about Town trails was presented to Qualicum Beach Council at their April 22, 2020 meeting. The letter, written by the former chair ofContinue Reading
Qualicum Beach has one of the loveliest beaches on Vancouver Island. QB’s waterfront is a place where children and dogs frolic with abandon, and familiesContinue Reading
Increasingly, people are complaining about how Qualicum Beach Council and Town managers make decisions and how they conduct themselves on the job. There appear toContinue Reading
TOSH wins digital arts strategy funding Free libraries sprouting up in front QB homes artists downtown Friday July 17 – TOSH Grand Prix d’Art BreakingContinue Reading
In response to our previous article on the possibility of sub-divisions replacing QB’s iconic estate properties, reader Charna Macfie writes: “This is a helpful andContinue Reading