Why is the Todsen proposal still lumbering along?
2021-07-05
Why is the Todsen development proposal still undecided, one year after it came to Council for first reading (after many years of preamble and set-up)?Continue Reading
Town’s myths & misinformation about Nenzel Road
2021-07-05
The breadth and depth of information still missing from the Beach Creek Cottage Court application, plus the disinformation that continues to be pumped out byContinue Reading
BREAKERS: Qualicum Heights permit issued – Another Town clear-cut – Farmers Market changes – March for our Future
2021-07-05
Qualicum Heights permit issued for 33 condo units Don May Construction clear-cuts property in Qualicum Woods Farmers Market changes — COVID guidelines + new vendorContinue Reading
Messin’ with QB’s Waterfront… again?
2021-06-18
QB Council adopted Councillor Harrison’s motion at their regular Council Meeting on May 27, 2021 “that staff prepare for a grant application for implementing aContinue Reading
QB grad paves her own path to the world stage
2021-06-18
“Looking back on my high school experience, I thought I was going to do engineering because that’s what I thought the ‘smart kids’ did,” saysContinue Reading
Nenzel Road mobile home park?
2021-06-18
A second Public Hearing for the controversial proposed development at 545 Nenzel Road was held June 16, 2021. Qualicum Beach resident Bruce Fleming-Smith submitted theContinue Reading
BREAKERS: BC Seniors Advocate – Ravensong options – Mayor flouts rules – RDN updates
2021-06-18
Local caregivers Zoom with BC Seniors Advocate Isobel Mackenzie June 25th Ravensong pool expansion options evolve Open for the season: Milner Gardens and Innisfree FarmContinue Reading
Dark clouds over QB Chamber hamper tourism reboot
2021-06-07
An air of optimism is floating on the warm summer breezes we enjoyed last week, aided by a sustained reduction of COVID infections on theContinue Reading
New barber brings “old style” cool to QB
2021-06-07
It’s a thing, people pursuing long-held dreams in the wake of COVID-19 — either pivoting (the most over-used word of 2020?), (re)schooling, or taking aContinue Reading
Town to hire lighting engineer to fix Weir’s LED mess
2021-06-07
It’s been four months since we first reported on community criticism of the Town’s initial rollout of LED street lighting in Qualicum Beach’s residential neighbourhoods.Continue Reading