North Pender Island
Southern Gulf Islands · Islands Trust Local Trust Area
North Pender Island has its own site
Visit northpendertown.org → — the ferry, the island lot by lot, every upcoming meeting, and the petition for North Pender Island to govern itself.
The more populated of the two Penders, joined to South Pender by a bridge.
Current trustees
Current trustee roster not yet imported for this Local Trust Area.
Past trustee elections
2022: North Pender Islands Trust councillor election
2 seats available
| Candidate | Votes | Result |
|---|---|---|
| Aaron Campbell | 705 | Elected |
| Deb Morrison | 606 | Elected |
Source: CivicInfo BC 2022 Local Election Results
CivicInfo elected-official report verifies elected trustees and vote totals. Non-elected/opponent rows are pending a separate official results source before publication.
The archive
329 Islands Trust meeting documents on record. Each links to its exact source.
- North Pender LTC Regular Meeting Agenda (2026-05-29)
- North Pender LTC Regular Meeting Minutes (2026-05-29)
- North Pender LTC Special Meeting Minutes (2026-05-02)
- North Pender LTC Special Meeting Agenda (2026-05-02)
- North Pender LTC Regular Meeting Agenda (2026-04-10)
- North Pender LTC Regular Meeting Minutes (2026-04-10)
- North Pender LTC Regular Meeting Minutes (2026-01-30)
- North Pender LTC Regular Meeting Agenda - Part 1 (2026-01-30)
- North Pender LTC Regular Meeting Agenda - Part 2 (2026-01-30)
- North Pender LTC Regular Meeting Agenda - Part 2 (2025-11-21)
- North Pender LTC Regular Meeting Agenda - Part 1 (2025-11-21)
- North Pender LTC Regular Meeting Minutes (2025-11-21)
Documented examples
- "Polite Behavior Is Certainly Not Doing It": The Case on North Pender — North Pender Island shows what the Islands Trust model looks like in slow motion: a housing problem the Trust itself says has run "for more than a decade" before a dedicated response began, a complaint-driven enforcement system carrying a multi-year backlog, and broad land-use power that stops exactly where residents' most urgent needs begin. All of it is funded by a budget rising 8.1 per cent per household — one that even North Pender's own trustee suggested voting down to force the province to listen.