Lodge Your Vote!
Please help us win a $50,000 grant
from the National Trust to restore this heritage gem
and make it again the beloved community hub that it once was.
We have been chosen as one of twelve eligible heritage projects across Canada. The project that gathers the most votes will win the grant.
You can vote once each day from April 18 to 4:00 pm May 6.
Anyone can vote from anywhere - please tell your friends and family!
Go to: nextgreatsave.ca
or
Click the Button Below
and Vote for St Andrews Lodge!
Please help us win a $50,000 grant
from the National Trust to restore this heritage gem
and make it again the beloved community hub that it once was.
We have been chosen as one of twelve eligible heritage projects across Canada. The project that gathers the most votes will win the grant.
You can vote once each day from April 18 to 4:00 pm May 6.
Anyone can vote from anywhere - please tell your friends and family!
Go to: nextgreatsave.ca
or
Click the Button Below
and Vote for St Andrews Lodge!
We need your help!
Vote Now! Vote Every Day! Get Your Friends to Vote!
Our Purpose: St Andrews Lodge Historical & Cultural Society aims to create a welcoming community gathering place for all peoples, that reflects the history and character of Qualicum Beach, while serving cultural, educational, environmental and social purposes.
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Great News!
We Have Received a
Major Federal Arts and Heritage Legacy Grant!
The St. Andrews Lodge Historical and Cultural Society
has been awarded a federal Arts and Heritage Legacy Grant
in the amount of $211,318.00.
For further information see our News page.
News
We Have Received a
Major Federal Arts and Heritage Legacy Grant!
The St. Andrews Lodge Historical and Cultural Society
has been awarded a federal Arts and Heritage Legacy Grant
in the amount of $211,318.00.
For further information see our News page.
News
Land Acknowledgement:
The SALHACS Board recognizes that the land on which the Lodge stands
is within the traditional territories of the Coast Salish peoples
and particularly the Qualicum First Nation.
The SALHACS Board recognizes that the land on which the Lodge stands
is within the traditional territories of the Coast Salish peoples
and particularly the Qualicum First Nation.
PRESERVING OUR YESTERDAYS... FOR OUR TOMORROWS