What? It’s fall already? Summer just flew by. The whole board had August off and here is my newsletter for August and September combined....

Happy “Summer”, everyone! We’ve had a thankfully wetter July than expected, and our situation has gone from dire to cautiously optimistic...

Summer is here and so are our worries. We have good reasons to be worried. This how we are addressing those worries: Water! The water...

Hello and happy June. We’ve been enjoying a lot of sunshine already, so I will lead off once again with our favourite topic: Water! The...

With spring comes planning for summer. So without further ado: What’s the deal with water? Our SCRD Director for Area E, Donna McMahon,...

March Newsletter Happy Spring everyone! Thank you again for showing interest in local government and what I and the SCRD have been up to....

Our newsletter community keeps growing, and for good reason. The board is moving along with some big decisions that impact us all....

Hello all, we’ve had another busy month at the SCRD. Strategic Plan We started out the new year with a bang and had a very enlightening...

Hello everyone and how time flies! Happy New Year! It feels like I just wrote the last newsletter. I hope you’ve all had a good holiday...

SCRD Director Andreas Tize Hello everyone and welcome to my inaugural newsletter. Thank you for being an active part of our community and...

Last weekend George Smith invited me to hike to Chapman Lake, and it was a cool, beautiful day, the best temperature to go for a 6 hour...

Thank you to everyone that voted! You chose to put the effort in and vote for those that best represented their values. Over the next few...

By 2025, our landfill will be full. In the meantime, 40% of our garbage is organics, and the one private service that offers curb-side...

As of October 5th, the OCP of SCRD communities were amended to encourage more density housing, including townhouses and multi-unit...

As of today, the SCRD is favouring the drawdown of Chapman Reservoir, which will involve some blasting, in a Provincial Park, above a 50...

Roberts Creek is generally a community where we need a car to get around. Buses are an option, but service is only along the two arteries...