This eleven-member Select Committee on Beach Day meets each month (except September, October and November), to provide input, service and advice to Council and staff in the creation, development and delivery of the community-wide celebration known as Beach Day, held annually in July. Agendas Minutes
This event will introduce the 2025 OCP Review to the community, and includes an overview of how community members can participate in the process. Presentations will be made explaining the purpose of the OCP, what the OCP Review will look like, how people can get involved, and provide a brief explanation of the topics set […]
This will be a facilitated discussion about which groups should be prioritized in housing policies in the OCP, with the discussion loosely following the information and questions laid out in the Topic Week A Discussion Paper. Registration is preferred but not required. Residents may register their interest for this event by emailing [email protected].
This nine-member Select Committee on Family Day meets each month, as required, to provide input, service and advice to Council and staff in the creation, development and delivery of the community wide one-day celebration for residents and visitors, known as Family Day, held annually in May. Agendas Minutes
Special Council Meetings are scheduled as needed for important, urgent or emerging issues. Often referred to as an “in-camera” session, these meetings typically move to a closed portion of the meeting which is not open to the public, and discuss confidential matters that fall under Section 90 of the Community Charter. These meetings are held […]
This event will be a pop-up booth hosted by Town staff/volunteers to share information and discuss the topic of the week (the WHO of housing). A tablet will be available for participants to complete the topic week’s survey, as well as an opportunity for feedback and discussion. There may be an interactive component, as well […]
This event will be a pop-up booth hosted by Town staff/volunteers to share information and discuss the topic of the week (the WHO of housing). A tablet will be available for participants to complete the topic week’s survey, as well as an opportunity for feedback and discussion. There may be an interactive component, as well […]
This event will be a pop-up booth hosted by Town staff/volunteers to share information and discuss the topic of the first two topic weeks (the WHO and WHERE of housing). A tablet will be available for participants to complete the topic week’s survey, as well as an opportunity for feedback and discussion. There may be […]
This will be a facilitated discussion about where new housing and density should be located in the community, with the discussion loosely following the information and questions laid out in the Topic Week B Discussion Paper. Registration is preferred but not required. Residents may register their interest for this event by emailing [email protected].
Special Council Meetings are scheduled as needed for important, urgent or emerging issues. Often referred to as an “in-camera” session, these meetings typically move to a closed portion of the meeting which is not open to the public, and discuss confidential matters that fall under Section 90 of the Community Charter. These meetings are held […]
Council meetings are key for decision-making in local governance. They ensure transparency and accountability as council members deliberate on important issues that impact our community. Stay informed about these crucial decisions. The agenda for this meeting will be posted a minimum of two business days before the meeting date. Sign up to stay informed about these […]
This event will be a pop-up booth hosted by Town staff/volunteers to share information and discuss the topic of the week (the WHERE of housing). A tablet will be available for participants to complete the topic week’s survey, as well as an opportunity for feedback and discussion. There may be an interactive component, as well […]
This nine-member Select Committee on Family Day meets each month, as required, to provide input, service and advice to Council and staff in the creation, development and delivery of the community wide one-day celebration for residents and visitors, known as Family Day, held annually in May. Agendas Minutes
This civic pride project is sponsored by Rotary and the Town of Qualicum Beach, to remove litter and refuse along our roadways and waterfront. Whether you’re an individual, a group, or a business, you are welcome to be part of the team. Come rain or shine, with appropriate clothing, comfortable shoes, gloves and reflective vests where […]
The climate is changing. Whether you're just beginning to learn about climate change, or further along in your knowledge journey, join us for an introduction to climate science and the projections for Qualicum Beach. Guest Speaker Edward Beard is the Content & Engagement Coordinator at PCIC, developing practical information on the physical impacts of climate […]
Special Council Meetings are scheduled as needed for important, urgent or emerging issues. Often referred to as an “in-camera” session, these meetings typically move to a closed portion of the meeting which is not open to the public, and discuss confidential matters that fall under Section 90 of the Community Charter. These meetings are held […]
The OCP Steering Committee meetings are held on the first and third Monday of each month, or as required. The agenda for this meeting will be posted a minimum of two business days before the meeting date. For Agendas and Minutes visit Document Library
This event will be a pop-up booth hosted by Town staff/volunteers to share information and discuss the topic of the week (the WHAT of housing). A tablet will be available for participants to complete the topic week’s survey, as well as an opportunity for feedback and discussion. There may be an interactive component, as well […]
This event will be a pop-up booth hosted by Town staff/volunteers to share information and discuss the topic of the week (the WHAT of housing). A tablet will be available for participants to complete the topic week’s survey, as well as an opportunity for feedback and discussion. There may be an interactive component, as well […]
This will be a facilitated discussion about what housing should look like, including building aesthetics, with the discussion loosely following the information and questions laid out in the Topic Week C Discussion Paper. Registration is preferred but not required. Residents may register their interest for this event by emailing [email protected].