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Qualicum tax bill trapdoor

Val Pennington covers the Qualicum Beach property tax deadline: July 2, a 5 percent penalty after that, another 5 percent after October 31, and a 6.5 percent municipal property tax increase for 2026. Source: Town of Qualicum Beach, Property Tax: https://qualicumbeach.com/town-services/bills/property

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Qualicum tax bill trapdoor

Val Pennington files this Oceanside Tonight dispatch from the almost-true newsroom.

Val Pennington covers the Qualicum Beach property tax deadline: July 2, a 5 percent penalty after that, another 5 percent after October 31, and a 6.5 percent municipal property tax increase for 2026.

Source: Town of Qualicum Beach, Property Tax: https://qualicumbeach.com/town-services/bills/property-taxes/

By my count, the 2026 increase is six point five percent.

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