TELUS proxy constrains QB residents’ input, with help from Council and federal agency
On June 22, 2021, the Town announced it had issued a development permit two months earlier to TELUS to install a 45 metre tall communicationsContinue Reading
On June 22, 2021, the Town announced it had issued a development permit two months earlier to TELUS to install a 45 metre tall communicationsContinue Reading
Councillor Harrison demonstrates need for a Code of Conduct Chamber delegation a puzzling no-show at Council Mayor spreads disinformation in attempt to dump cardboard collectionContinue Reading
Driving into the heart of Qualicum Beach, one of the most eye-catching storefronts is Alcove Homegrown Living. It’s a magnet for visitors, but locals returnContinue Reading
The Town’s Advisory Planning Commission (APC) met to review the Naked Naturals proposal on September 15, 2021. While generally supportive of the concept, the APCContinue Reading
Will Town staff be held to the same municipal Code of Conduct? Chainsaw carving disrupts Town’s look and feel Naked Naturals truck traffic to beContinue Reading
It’s been said that all anyone has is their good name, the reputation by which they are known to the outside world. In marketing terms,Continue Reading
November 3, 2021 – It’s another rain-soaked October Saturday night on Vancouver Island. Inside, the crowd warms up to the blues number QB’s Gina AllanContinue Reading
Eaglecrest Residents’ Association president John Wood used fake identity online Oceanside News and Black Press newspaper chain share staff – merger? Scene around Town –Continue Reading
A few weeks ago we mentioned that the Town’s plan for an “innovation hub” south of Rupert Road was to be discussed by Town CouncilContinue Reading
Town selling “unsafe” benches on Facebook? Bench removal “mean-spirited” Chainsaw carvers shouldn’t be criticized for totem pole bench How we light our Town is aContinue Reading
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