Tag: Highway 19A

Highway 19A study identifies potential safety improvements

Strathcona Regional District Wylie Henderson -
The Strathcona Regional District says a recent study of the Highway 19A corridor between Oyster River and Jubilee Parkway could help with future transportation planning.

Partial Highway 19A closures in Campbell River starting Thursday

Traffic & Closures Wylie Henderson -
The closures are due to contractors conducting preparatory work for sewer upgrades.

Culvert work on Highway 19A scheduled to start Oct. 28

Traffic & Closures Sage Daniels -
Drivers should expect delays on Highway 19A as crews replace three culverts between the Oyster River rest area and York Road starting Oct. 28.

Waterfront Task Force set to deliver its final report

News Patrick Grapes -
Campbell River’s Waterfront Task Force has wrapped up. After six months of work it’ll be delivering its final report to...

Northbound Highway 19 reopened

News Patrick Grapes -
Highway 19 northbound is back up and running. It had been closed off at Parksville earlier today while BC Hydro...

Downed power lines, tree, causing traffic issues on Highway 19

News Patrick Grapes -
A fallen tree and some downed power lines are causing traffic issues on the highways. The 19 northbound is closed...

First Outline For Undeveloped Site Finished

News David Boles -
A concept plan has been completed for an undeveloped site in the south end of town. Using resident feedback, the...

City Begins Process Of Fixing Sewer System

News David Boles -
The city of Campbell River has chosen a contractor to look at design work to upgrade the sewer system...

New Waterfront Task Force Getting Right To Work

News David Boles -
A Waterfront Task Force has been formed to figure out a plan for the a three and a half...

HIGHWAY 19A REOPENS

News Sarah Nolette -
Highway 19A at Cotton Road was reopened after a two-vehicle collision yesterday morning. The incident happened just north of Courtenay at...

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