Eat local.
Shop local.

Local Pass serves communities across Vancouver Island, including Victoria, Saanich, Nanaimo, Duncan, Courtenay, Campbell River and Port Alberni. Available restaurants and producers depend on the city you select.

Yes. You can order delivery or pickup from independent Vancouver Island restaurants at localpass.ca/takeout or in the Local Pass app for iOS and Android.

Yes. Vancouver Island food businesses of every kind sell on Local Pass — grocers, butchers, fishmongers, bakeries, delis, caterers, coffee roasters, breweries, farms and one-person kitchens. They sell straight to residents with no middlemen, so you can fill a weekly shop and find something you have never seen in a supermarket in the same order.

Any Vancouver Island business that produces or sells food. That ranges from a single person making preserves or hot sauce out of a licensed kitchen, to established grocery stores, seafood shops, butchers, bakeries and catering companies. There is no other marketplace on the Island built for that whole range in one place.

Yes. Farms get two direct channels on Local Pass: a storefront selling to households alongside every other food business, and wholesale pricing that lets Island restaurants order from them in bulk through the same catalogue. Both cut out the distributor, so more of what the food sells for stays with the farm.

Local Pass is independently owned and operated on Vancouver Island by founders who live here. Restaurants and producers keep more of what they earn, fees are shown transparently at checkout, and every order keeps money circulating in Island communities.

Not yet. Community rideshare is launching on Vancouver Island soon. Passengers will set the fare and drivers accept it, so there is no surge pricing and no hidden fees.

You can order directly from localpass.ca in any browser. The Local Pass app for iOS and Android adds real-time order tracking, rewards and your Universal Pass.