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Campbell River council opposes rezoning pitch for former Elk Falls pulp mill sites

Residents in Campbell River’s council chambers broke into applause after city council voted down a proposal to allow industrial uses on two parcels of land at the former Elk Falls pulp mill site at last week’s city council meeting.

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...

Changes to development applications could see fewer public meetings

You may have fewer opportunities to comment on proposed developments in Campbell River. City council heard the latest proposed changes...

Ironwood Street apartments will have more units, less parking

A new multi-family apartment building at the corner of 13th Avenue and Ironwood Street will be slightly taller with...

Nearly 300 homes planned for Quinsam Heights

A large subdivision for Quinsam Heights has passed a public hearing. City council heard from the public on Wednesday (Nov....

Changes to ‘controversial’ Birch Street apartment complex on hold

A controversial Campbell River apartment complex is on hold as the city looks to address the possible future effect...

Housing development approved for Willow Point

A housing development for the southern end of the Willow Point neighbourhood of Campbell River has been approved. City council...

New online tool lets residents see city developments

Campbell River residents have a new way to keep track of development. The city has launched an online map. It...

City re-zones land for Quinsam Coal

The City of Campbell River has re-zoned land for Quinsam Coal. The land was brought into the city from the...

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