North Pender Island
Southern Gulf Islands · Islands Trust Local Trust Area
North Pender Island has its own site
Visit northpendertown.org → for public records and the petition to make North Pender Island a town.
The more populated of the two Penders, joined to South Pender by a bridge.
Current trustees
- David Maude — Chair
- Aaron Campbell — Trustee
- Deb Morrison — Trustee
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 an existing Local Trust Area tax-base requisition rising 8.1 per cent, not a uniform household increase — one that even North Pender's own trustee suggested voting down to force the province to listen.