All Candidates Meetings --- Mayor - Sunday, September 30 @ 6:30 pm - & - Councillors - Sunday October 14 @ 6:30 pm - Fairfield Gonzales Community Association

The Fairfield Gonzales Community Association is hosting two all candidates meetings pertaining to the upcoming municipal election. More info on the election and candidates here

Mayor ~ all candidates meeting

Sunday, September 30th @ 6:30pm

Location TBD – it will be either in our Garry Oak Room or the Sir James Douglas school gym.

Councillors ~ all candidates meeting

Sunday, October 14th @ 6:30pm

Location TBD – it will be either in our Garry Oak Room or the Sir James Douglas school gym.

Fairfield Gonzales Community Place

1330 Fairfield Road 
Victoria, BC, Canada, V8S 5J1
(near Moss St, beside Sir James Douglas School)

Tel: 250-382-4604
Fax: 250-382-4613

place@fairfieldcommunity.ca

All Candidates Coffee Afternoon - Cook St. Village Activity Centre - Friday, September 21 - 1-4pm

Sorry for the very short notice - we just found out about this opportunity to meet with the candidates.

2910 Shelbourne Re-Zoning Proposal - Victoria City Council Meeting - September 20, 2018 - 6:30 p.m.

Council Chambers - City Hall - 1 Centennial Square

Agenda - Victoria City Council

Note that 2910 Shelbourne Street is F.1 on the agenda.

Status:  Active rezoning application

Architect:  D'Arcy Jones Architecture

Project Partner:  Purdey Group

Resources:

Pearl Block - 2910 Shelbourne - Aryze

Site Plans & Renderings

Development Tracker - City Of Victoria

The September/October Issue of Focus Magazine Has Many Articles of Interest to Victoria Voters

Check out the online version of Focus Magazine

Also, there is a new website which shows how Council Members voted these past years:

The Record

People for a One Planet Region: Town Hall Meeting Tuesday September 18, 7:30p.m. — University of Victoria, Hickman Auditorium

All welcome for this free event! 

Please join, share & invite others to the Facebook event

Join us for the launch of the Common Vision, Common Action Solutions Statement and a public discussion on how citizens can mobilize and organize to advance social and ecological justice at the local government level.

What role can citizens take to speak out for the planet and the health of the population, to oppose unsustainable plans, and to propose sustainable and healthy alternatives when local governments consider land use proposals, Official Community Plans and neighbourhood plans, and operational policies on housing, transportation, parks, culture and other issues?

Sponsored by: UVic Social Justice Studies Program, UVic Social Environmental Alliance Club, Creatively United for the Planet, Common Vision Common Action, Conversations for a One Planet Region, Social Environmental Alliance - SEA