Jody Moore - Royal LePage Parksville/Qualicum

03/25/2026

03/24/2026

03/13/2026

I’m very proud to be recognized as a Top 5% Donor to the Royal LePage Shelter Foundation for 2025.

Through my work with Team Susan Forrest at Royal LePage Island Living, I donate a portion of every commission cheque to this incredible cause. The Shelter Foundation supports women and children fleeing domestic violence, helping provide safety, housing, and support when it’s needed most.

This recognition means more to me than any sales award. Thank you to my clients and community — every home you trust me to help with contributes to this important work. 💙

03/03/2026

: British Columbia Becomes 2nd Province to Eliminate Time Change, Adopts Permanent Daylight Saving Time

As we approach that time of year when the clocks spring forward, bringing those later sunsets we all look forward to, there is once again plenty of discussion about getting rid of the time change altogether.

Back in 2020, the Ontario government passed legislation that would make daylight saving time permanent. However, that change does not come into effect unless Quebec and New York also make the same move. The goal was to avoid Ontario ending up in a different time zone than its major trading partners and neighbouring regions.

British Columbia is now taking a different approach!

The province has announced that this weekend will be the last time clocks change. Instead of waiting on other provinces or U.S. states, British Columbia will move ahead with permanent daylight saving time on its own.

That means British Columbia will officially become the second Canadian province to eliminate the biannual time change. Saskatchewan was the first, making the move all the way back in 1966. However, Saskatchewan adopted permanent standard time, not daylight saving time like British Columbia is now doing.

Yukon also made a similar move in 2020, and with this announcement from British Columbia, they will be in a unified time zone together.

Under this new setup, during the winter months, British Columbia will effectively be two hours behind Eastern Standard Time and will match Alberta’s time.

It will be interesting to see if this decision sparks momentum in other provinces, including here in Ontario.

Would you like to see Ontario finally make the switch to permanent daylight saving time as well?

- Brennen

02/12/2026

Source: PQB N.ews

A Parksville realtor is home after completing a life-changing trek through Cambodia in support of the Royal LePage Shelter Foundation — Canada’s largest public foundation dedicated exclusively to funding women’s shelters and domestic violence prevention programs. Royal LePage Realtor Jody Moore of Team Susan Forrest raised a total of $8,300, one of 160 Royal LePage agents from across the country who participated in the Challenge for Shelter: a physically and emotionally demanding, multi-day journey that covered over 100 kilometers of rugged terrain, according to a news release. Together, the group raised more than $1.6 million in support of the Shelter Foundation’s mission.

Eighty per cent of the funds raised by Moore will stay in Parksville and support the Haven Society’s Haven House, with the remaining 20 per cent directed toward national domestic violence prevention programs across Canada. “This experience was deeply moving, both physically and emotionally,” said Moore. “Knowing that our efforts will directly support survivors in our own community made every step through the heat, hills, and jungle terrain worthwhile.” The team recently welcomed a representative from Haven House to their Parksville office, where they presented them with a symbolic “big cheque” to honour Moore’s achievement and the community’s generosity.

“We couldn’t be more proud of Jody and her dedication to this cause,” said Susan Forrest, team leader and long-time Royal LePage agent. “She poured her heart into this trek, and her success reflects both her personal commitment and the kindness of our community.” The foundation has raised more than $41 million since its inception, with 100 per cent of funds raised going directly to women’s shelters and prevention programs across the country, thanks to Royal LePage covering all administrative costs.

02/10/2026

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01/06/2026

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12/25/2025

🎄Wishing you peace, joy, and comfort this holiday season♥️

From all of us at Team Susan Forrest, thank you for welcoming us into your lives, your homes, and your stories this year. Real estate is about houses, yes — but more than that, it’s about relationships, trust, and community.

We are so grateful to serve the incredible people of Oceanside and beyond.

May your home be filled with warmth, laughter, and the people you love most. Merry Christmas!❤️🎄

12/16/2025

THANK YOU!♥️🙏

With heartfelt gratitude for our clients and community, we’re proud to share that for the 15th consecutive year, Team Susan Forrest has achieved Royal LePage National Chairman’s Club status for 2025, placing us among the top 1% performing real estate teams in Canada.

This milestone isn’t just about numbers — it’s about people. It reflects the trust you place in us, the relationships we build, and the care we bring to every step of the real estate journey.

Thank you for inviting us into your homes, your lives, and your big transitions. It’s a true privilege to serve this incredible community, and we look forward to continuing to do what we love with integrity, connection, and heart.♥️