The Central Saanich Community Association (CSCA) understands that effective civic engagement is an integral part of good governance, and that the number and quality of such engagements will directly contribute to the quality of life and well being of its society. The CSCA is confident that our citizens possess the knowledge and ideas to provide positive solutions to community concerns. We want to ensure these ideas are voiced and that interactions between citizens and stakeholders are considered by the municipality. We will provide that vital link, a link which is currently missing in our region.
Link to the petition asking the District of Central Saanich for: A safe route along Wallace Drive between West Saanich & Stelly’s Cross Road – Please click here for link to on-line petition asking for bike lanes on Wallace.
Climate Action Task Force – Climate Adaption – Please click here for more information on this active Task Force
Climate Action Task Force – Climate Mitigation & Adaptation – Please click here for more information on this active Task Force
Active Transportation Task Force (Wallace Drive Info) – Please click here for more information on this active Task Force
Secondary Suites Task Force – Please click here for more information on this active Task Force
There are no upcoming events at this time
Wallace Drive – West Saanich to Stelly’s Cross Road – Bike Lanes
Please click here for more information on this important Active Transportation Route.
Please click here for link to on-line petition asking for bike lanes on Wallace.
Central Saanich On-Line Development Tracker
Curious about what development proposals are under consideration? what about that construction site down the road? Keep up to date here: Current Development Applications & Subdivisions | District of Central Saanich
Beacon Community Services Resource Centre
Beacon Community Services in partnership with the District of Central Saanich has opened at 1209 Clarke Road (Brentwood Library building). Hours are 10 am to 2pm Monday, Wednesday and Friday. It is open to community members of all ages and can provide information and referrals for things such as:
- Medical drives
- Wellness and support groups
- Meal delivery services
- Housekeeping services
- Phone check-ins
- Volunteer opportunities
- Income tax services
- Food banks
- BC Transit services
- Soup Kitchens
- Disability parking permits
More information here: Beacon Community Services open doors in Central Saanich | District of Central Saanich
Active Task Forces:
(click on each to see more details on each of these Task Forces)
Climate Action Task Force – Climate Adaptation
Climate Action Task Force – Climate Mitigation & Adaptation
Secondary Suites
Historical / Prior Task Forces and Activities:
Plastic Single Use Bags
Electric Vehicles
Solar Energy
Climate Action Task Force
Modo Task Force
Central Saanich Official Community Plan (OCP) Update (2021/2022)
Our Mission
The CSCA will serve to strengthen and unify community members interested in common goals in order to make the Central Saanich region a better, more vibrant, and healthier place to live, learn, work and play.
CSCA will support members to become engaged, informed and empowered in community affairs. We will cultivate an environment to help members actively seek out ways to share their voice.
The goal is to have more community involvement in decision-making and civic engagement activities to help better shape the Central Saanich
region!
Come join us!! Application Form for Membership
What we do:
- Enhance community capacity and build social connections
- Circulate important information of happenings in the region that will affect the community
- Provide a non-partisan platform in which to voice concerns and share ideas
- Have monthly meetings that are open to members
- Engage with Central Saanich Council and ensure citizen interests are heard
The Central Saanich Community Association (CSCA) understands that effective civic engagement is an integral part of good governance, and that the number and quality of such engagements will directly contribute to the quality of life and well being of its society. At CSCA we are confident that our citizens possess the knowledge and ideas to provide positive solutions to community concerns. We want to ensure these ideas are voiced and that interactions between citizens and stakeholders are considered by the municipality. We will provide that vital link, a link which is currently missing in our region.