The article discusses the impact of climate change on rainfall patterns in southern Vancouver Island, leading to drier summers and insufficient water supply for local watersheds and aquifers. Short, intense rainfall cannot replenish water sources effectively, resulting in water scarcity and potential ecological damage. Sustainable water management practices are essential for future resilience.
DEVELOPMENT?!? In my area?
In Otter Point, Shirley, and Jordan River, residents have divergent opinions on future development, with discussions ranging from no development to various housing types and infrastructure needs. OPSRRA seeks community input, emphasizing the importance of decisions amid the pressure for 1,200 new homes in the next decade. A general meeting is scheduled for February 23 to discuss these topics.
November Meeting and Update – 2024
What a wild BC election time we have had. Congratulations go out to Dana Lajeunesse as our new MLA for the Juan de Fuca/Malahat Electoral District. We wish him well in Victoria, and hope that he will be able to visit us next year for a Town Hall, or two, in our area once he … Continue reading November Meeting and Update – 2024
Fall 2024 – Directors’ Report
It has been a busy fall as election signs line the roads and candidates begin their work to be our next MLA in our new riding. On September 29th, OPSRRA continued its proud tradition of hosting a candidates meeting. Present were the three MLA candidates, Dana LaJuenese (New Democratic) , David Evans (Green) and Dr … Continue reading Fall 2024 – Directors’ Report
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