Living in Saanich
Settlers of the late 1800s and early 1900s transformed the forested land of the Saanich Peninsula into one of the oldest agricultural settlements in British Columbia.
Saanich residents, in a number of areas, have formed Community Associations. Associations are primarily interested in land use issues but many involve themselves in a number of areas.
Financial support to non-profit organizations and community associations for services, projects, or events that contribute toward the Saanich vision described in the Official Community Plan.
View saanich's action plans, special studies, development permit guidelines, local area plans and the official community plan.
Saanich Votes on Saturday, November 19, 2011. Learn more about the upcoming local government elections by viewing this page.
Location and hours of operation for the four branches of the Greater Victoria Public Library in Saanich
View council minutes and Agendas, biographies and contact info for the Council, information on boards and advisory committees serving the District of Saanich, and more.
Topics in this section cover environmental stewardship, planning, sustainability, health and more.
The OCP is the policy document that Council uses to make decisions on matters such as: land use; growth management; design; protection of the environment; and more.
Saanich WiFi is provided courtesy of the Municipality of Saanich. Use it at rec centres, the municipal hall, our works yard and Cedar Hill golf course.
There are two school districts which extend into the Municipality of Saanich, School District 61 and School District 63.
