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The District of Saanich is currently working onThere are 34 projects available.
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70 participants
4 weeks left
Interurban-Wilkinson Project
The Interurban-Wilkinson Project is a multi-phase initiative. The information in this page relates to Phase 1: Concept Development and Engagement. Phase 2 – Detailed Design and Phase 3 – Construction and Implementation will be added to this page as the project progresses.
274 participants
Wallace Drive Project
The Wallace Drive Project responds to these concerns with a focus on practical, short-term improvements. The goal is to enhance safety and comfort for all road users by implementing a package of traffic calming measures, developed through technical review and community feedback.
692 participants
6 days left
Boleskine Cycling Improvements Project
The District of Saanich is installing protected bike lanes on Boleskine Road and building an improved crosswalk and sidewalks at the Boleskine-Harriet intersection. Work also includes pavement resurfacing between Irma Street and Davidson Avenue.
Chip Seal Paving 2026
The District of Saanich will be undertaking chip sealing as part of its annual road maintenance program.
Measuring Overheating in Multi-Unit Residential Buildings Project
Overheating in buildings caused by rising summer temperatures is a major climate risk for residents of multi-unit buildings in the District of Saanich and the CRD.
114 participants
70 participants
4 weeks left
Interurban-Wilkinson Project
The Interurban-Wilkinson Project is a multi-phase initiative. The information in this page relates to Phase 1: Concept Development and Engagement. Phase 2 – Detailed Design and Phase 3 – Construction and Implementation will be added to this page as the project progresses.
274 participants
Wallace Drive Project
The Wallace Drive Project responds to these concerns with a focus on practical, short-term improvements. The goal is to enhance safety and comfort for all road users by implementing a package of traffic calming measures, developed through technical review and community feedback.
692 participants
6 days left
Boleskine Cycling Improvements Project
The District of Saanich is installing protected bike lanes on Boleskine Road and building an improved crosswalk and sidewalks at the Boleskine-Harriet intersection. Work also includes pavement resurfacing between Irma Street and Davidson Avenue.
Chip Seal Paving 2026
The District of Saanich will be undertaking chip sealing as part of its annual road maintenance program.
Measuring Overheating in Multi-Unit Residential Buildings Project
Overheating in buildings caused by rising summer temperatures is a major climate risk for residents of multi-unit buildings in the District of Saanich and the CRD.
114 participants
70 participants
4 weeks left
Interurban-Wilkinson Project
The Interurban-Wilkinson Project is a multi-phase initiative. The information in this page relates to Phase 1: Concept Development and Engagement. Phase 2 – Detailed Design and Phase 3 – Construction and Implementation will be added to this page as the project progresses.
274 participants
Wallace Drive Project
The Wallace Drive Project responds to these concerns with a focus on practical, short-term improvements. The goal is to enhance safety and comfort for all road users by implementing a package of traffic calming measures, developed through technical review and community feedback.
692 participants
6 days left
Boleskine Cycling Improvements Project
The District of Saanich is installing protected bike lanes on Boleskine Road and building an improved crosswalk and sidewalks at the Boleskine-Harriet intersection. Work also includes pavement resurfacing between Irma Street and Davidson Avenue.
Chip Seal Paving 2026
The District of Saanich will be undertaking chip sealing as part of its annual road maintenance program.
Measuring Overheating in Multi-Unit Residential Buildings Project
Overheating in buildings caused by rising summer temperatures is a major climate risk for residents of multi-unit buildings in the District of Saanich and the CRD.
114 participants
