In a presentation by a Delegation from the Qualicum Woods Residents Association (QWRA) to QB Council on July 15, 2020, expressing concern about the cash-strappedContinue Reading
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
A proposal by Rick and Linda Todsen to sub-divide a 6.5 acre portion of their land in the Estate Properties into 16 building lots isContinue Reading
We have a time-limited, once-in-our-life opportunity to repurpose the Qualicum Commons in the heart of our town. While a group of students, at the directionContinue Reading
Aroundabout $2,000,000 (pun intended), that’s a rough estimate of what remains to be spent on the controversial proposed traffic circle at Hwy 19A and MemorialContinue Reading
There are many costly discretionary projects on the Town’s agenda that do not appear to have broad, fully informed support from the residents and taxpayersContinue Reading
Second Opinion QB is saddened to learn of the recent death of Dermod Travis, the tireless advocate for transparency and accountability across all levels ofContinue Reading
Had COVID-19 not appeared, this past weekend might have seen an event called TimberFest wrapping up in Qualicum Beach on May 31, displacing Family DayContinue Reading
This sure caught our eye – a full-page open letter in the weekend edition (May 23, 2020) of the Vancouver Sun sharply criticizing a majorContinue Reading
Regular as clockwork, Property Tax Notices appeared in the mail this week. In the wake of an unprecedented pandemic, most municipal governments took a good,Continue Reading