Tag: Campbell River City Council

Lucas Schuller running for city council in Campbell River

A local music and event producer is trading stages for city hall, as he seeks a seat on Campbell River city council.

Laird Ruehlen running for city council in Campbell River

A retired principal who previously served two terms on Campbell River city council is looking to get back into politics.

Joëlle Samson running for city council in Campbell River

A former Vancouver Island Regional Library manager is seeking a seat on Campbell River city council in next month’s municipal election.

City approves $96k for Fire Dispatch Centre renovations

Campbell River council has approved $96,000 in renovations to the Fire Dispatch Centre.

City approves partnering agreements for community beautification

Campbell River city council has approved in principle three 2026 partnering agreements for community beautification, totalling almost $35,000 in matching funds.

North Island MLA Anna Kindy calls for bus stop at Campbell River Food Bank

North Island MLA Anna Kindy is calling for Campbell River’s transit route to include a stop at the Campbell River Food Bank.

City of Campbell River moving forward with $5.78 million upgrade on Erickson Road

The City of Campbell River is moving ahead with a $5.78-million infrastructure upgrade on Erickson Road.

Council adopts bylaws aimed at deterring and recovering nuisance behaviour response costs

Campbell River city council has adopted a nuisance abatement and cost recovery bylaw, along with an amendment to the ticketing bylaw that will allow ticketing for bylaw offences.

Campbell River council endorses new Community Safety and Well-Being Action Plan

The City of Campbell River is leading 17 new projects, from housing and homelessness to public space revitalization, as part of its Community Safety and Well-Being Action Plan (CSWB).

City to change building setbacks near ditches

Campbell River is looking to make it easier for residents who want to carry out small building projects near...

Home builders face big hike to build in Campbell River

Campbell River developers will be facing a big jump in the cost of home construction. City council endorsed proposed development...

Cell tower planned for Willow Point Park

Some residents in Campbell River's Willow Point neighbourhood should be getting better cell coverage in the future. A company for...

City to take fight over repeat offenders to senior governments

Campbell River plans to take its fight over repeat offenders to higher levels of government. City council plans to send...

Child care center to be built on Dogwood Street

A developer has planned a child care facility on Dogwood Street in Campbell River. The plan by the Métis Nation...

Consultant will study roads serving Quinsam Heights

A two-phase study over two years is coming on the future of roads serving Quinsam Heights in Campbell River. City...

City garbage, recycling bi-weekly collection in 2026

The way your garbage and recycling is collected will be changing next year. Campbell River City Council approved a new...

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Doug Chapman seeking re-election to Campbell River city council

First elected to Campbell River city council in 2022, Doug Chapman is seeking a second term.

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