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Did you know that the Society of Organized Services Meals on Wheels program is available in our local area? The Meals on Wheels program was established in October 1973, and started in a member’s home in Nanoose Bay, with about 15 meals prepared per week. Forty-five years later, meals are prepared at Arrowsmith Lodge, and

The RDN board voted today to advance the MCC (Meadowood Community Centre) into a tendering process based on a 1.3 million dollar budget. This is a very big step forward in the years long process to see isolated Meadowood Residents finally securing their own place to gather and recreate. Funding for the MCC comes from

A number of our local residents (your neighbors) have been working with Oceanside Community Safety and the RCMP in order to initiate citizen patrols for our area. These folks will be out and about day and night observing and reporting suspicious individuals and vehicles arriving into our community. Working together our goal is to make

The Tender for the LQR replacement bridge has been awarded… Here is an unverified list of the bidders. https://www.rdn.bc.ca/sites/default/files/2020-06/20-031%20Little%20Qualicum%20Bridge%20Unverified%20Bid%20Results.pdf New bridge north of Qualicum Beach to serve recreators, emergency responders

For quite some time we have been pressing for a replacement bridge over the Little Qualicum River. The original bridge was deemed unsafe and was removed two years ago. As a result of this closure we lost our Corcan-Melrose emergency evacuation route. Fortunately, after significant planning and delay, the Regional District is now moving forward

On April 2nd the CMRA working in partnership with the Little Qualicum River Village Strata Council and our Area Director Leanne Salter sent an Urgent request to the Minister of Transport regarding the emergency access gate at Nahmint Rd. Local residents were also invited to write letters in support and over 50 were submitted to