Zeb King for Central Saanich Mayor

 

Deep Roots

3rd Generation Central Saanich Resident

Proven Experience

21 years serving on Central Saanich Council

Ready to Lead

Good Leadership begins with listening

Vote October 17th

Why Zeb, Why Now?

Central Saanich is at a crossroads.
The decisions we make today will impact 
our quality of life for generations to come.
We need a Mayor with council experience 
to help guide us through these challenging times.

A Balanced Approach to Growth 

After 21 years on municipal council, Zeb understands 
the importance of listening to residents and understanding their needs.
He supports balanced growth that respects farmland 
and builds a strong community.

Zeb welcomes everyone to meet him Fridays 3:30-5:00 pm at the BB Village Empourium

 

 

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    An opportunity we could lose

    Posted by · September 15, 2026 10:08 AM

    Zeb King with farmer and former Central Saanich Mayor Jack Mar, holding carrots grown on Jack's farm

    With farmer and former Central Saanich Mayor Jack Mar, holding carrots grown on the farm.

    Central Saanich has more than 200 farms, but our own Food Hub Feasibility Study identified a challenge: growing food is only part of the equation. Farmers also need access to processing, storage, equipment and other infrastructure.

    When plans for the Keating extraction lands came forward, I saw an opportunity.

    Rather than commit all of this land to other uses, I proposed that we identify and preserve space for a food hub. Council didn't support my motion.

    But the story isn't over.

    These lands come back to Council on September 28.

    We have a choice. We can make decisions now that may close off this opportunity, or preserve room for something that could strengthen local farming and food security for decades.

    We did the study. We know there is a need.

    On September 28, we decide whether to leave the door open.

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Central Saanich is within the Douglas Treaty territory and is home to the W̱SÁNEĆ peoples. When BC created Central Saanich through its letters patent 75 years ago, W̱JOȽEȽP (Tsartlip), and SȾÁUTW̱ (Tsawout) were included. This is where we call home and commit to learning more about the history, the lands, and the relationships that endure.

 

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