Short-term rentals — Daajing Giids, British Columbia

Can I run an Airbnb here? Do I need a licence?

In the Village of Daajing Giids, British Columbia, short-term rentals rules are set by Village of Queen Charlotte Zoning Bylaw No. 64-2013 (consolidated), verified 2026-10-15. A licence is required. Zones allowed: Low Density Residential (LR), Rural Residential (RR), Tiny House Residential (THR), Rural Oceanfront (RO), Central Commercial (C1), Blended Commercial (C2).

Village of Queen Charlotte Zoning Bylaw No. 64-2013 (consolidated) adopted bylaw
licence required yes A Business Licenses is required
zones allowed Low Density Residential (LR), Rural Residential (RR), Tiny House Residential (THR), Rural Oceanfront (RO), Central Commercial (C1), Blended Commercial (C2) s. 5.1.1(i), 5.2.1(o), 5.4.2(d), 5.5.1(h), 6.1.1(n), 6.2.1(s)
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Village (formerly Queen Charlotte, now Daajing Giids) zoning bylaw defines Short Term Rental (under 30 days, in secondary suite, caretaker cottage, tiny home accessory building or principal residence), lists it as a permitted use in several zones (residential, tiny house neighbourhood, commercial), requires a business licence and 1 parking space per sleeping unit.

Machine-readable: short-term-rentals.json · Official website: https://daajinggiids.ca · Last verified 2026-10-15 · Short-term rentals across British Columbia · Short-term rentals in other municipalities