Saanich Peninsula Lodge #89 was newly constituted on Nov 5/04; it is a lodge of Ancient Free and Accepted Masons Number 89 on the Register of the Grand Lodge of B.C. and Yukon. Saanich Peninsula Lodge is the result of a consolidation of Mt. Newton Lodge and Sidney Lodge; both of these Lodges have a rich and long history in freemasonry in B.C. extending over more than 80 years.

The result of this consolidation has created a strong and vibrant Lodge with membership growing to excess of 170 members and new candidates and affiliations coming in almost daily. The traditions and history of both Lodges has been carefully preserved and protected in our consolidation; we are able to take great advantage of the many customs, events, practices and community ties of both Lodges which makes every meeting of Saanich Peninsula Lodge #89 an event of note, purpose and wonderful fraternal fellowship. Saanich Peninsula Lodge #89 also benefits from the great wealth of both Mt. Newton and Sidney Lodges in membership and finances making it possible for Saanich Peninsula Lodge to bestow several scholarships yearly on local students and allowing the Lodge to make generous donations to a great number of worthy local community organizations and events. Saanich Peninsula Lodge #89 has a full social calendar each year and holds many events for the benefit of the Brethren, their families and friends such as Xmas Dinner, Spring and Summer BBQ's, Burns Night, Farmer's Night.

Visitors: Visiting Brethren from accredited Lodges are always made welcome; given a token of their visit and encouraged to come again and come often.

Membership: Is open to sponsored candidates who are male and of the full age of 21 years; anyone interested in more information is encouraged to contact the secretary who will pass on your name to our membership committee; we hold regular meetings with potential candidates to provide detail and information.

Local: Saanich Peninsula Lodge #89 is located in the center of the Saanich Peninsula just off East Saanich Rd. on the border between North and Central Saanich. We own our Lodge building and surrounding lands which are the site of our meetings and many social events.