Highway 14

Highway 14 (Sooke Road) connects the District of Sooke to Langford, Victoria, and communities further west, including Shirley, Jordan River and Port Renfrew. It also forms part of the Pacific Marine Circle Route, a scenic tourism corridor linking southern Vancouver Island through Sooke, Cowichan Lake, and the Malahat region.

Highway 14 is a provincially managed highway and is not within the District of Sooke’s jurisdiction. Responsibility for the highway lies with the Ministry of Transportation and Transit, which oversees:

• Road maintenance and repairs
• Speed limits and signage
• Safety upgrades and traffic operations
• Infrastructure improvements and long-term planning

Highway 14 Maintenance Contacts

For Highway 14 maintenance items (potholes, plowing, roadside debris, etc.), please contact the provincial contractor directly:

South Coast Region Maintenance Contractor – Service Area 1 (South Island, Victoria)
EMCON Services Inc.

• 1-866-353-3136
• emconservices.ca
• Twitter: @EmconSouthVI
• Facebook: @emconservicesinc

Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure

• Saanich Area Office: 250-952-4515

Highway 14 Road Conditions

To check current Highway 14 conditions, visit:

• DriveBC

Provincial Projects

To learn more about current provincial projects on Highway 14, visit:

• Highway 14 – Idlemore Intersection Improvement Project

The District’s Role

While the District of Sooke does not maintain Highway 14, we work with the Ministry of Transportation and Transit and the local Member of the Legislative Assembly (MLA) to:

• Share community feedback and advocate for safety enhancements
• Support emergency response and regional travel planning
• Advance public transit and active transportation connectivity

Highway 14 is identified in the District’s Transportation Master Plan and Official Community Plan as a key corridor for growth, safety, and mobility.