by Kenzie Andrews | Nov 30, 2017 | Around Town, Blog, Comox Valley Regional District, Construction News, water treatment project
The infrastructure upgrade for the Comox Valley is one of the largest water projects proposed in BC, as part of a province-wide effort to bring all drinking water systems to current standards. While the provincial Ministry of Health sets drinking water quality...
by Kenzie Andrews | Nov 29, 2017 | Blog, Bylaws, Construction News, Cumberland, Editor's Note, Powell River
In This Issue: Trilogy’s environmental development permit anticipated to go before Cumberland council in Jan. 2018 Large new cannabis project proposed for Powell River estimated to cost between $6 and $7million Trilogy’s environmental development permit...
by Kenzie Andrews | Nov 22, 2017 | Blog, Campbell River, Construction News, Courtenay, Editor's Note, Port Alberni
In This Issue: Construction has started on Seymour Pacific’s 70-unit, multi-family development in Campbell River Port Alberni city council gave first and second reading to an OCP and Zoning Amendment application for a multi-family phased development at site of former...
by Kenzie Andrews | Nov 15, 2017 | Blog, Campbell River, Comox Valley Regional District, Construction News, Editor's Note, Powell River
In This Issue: The CVRD approves Alternative Approval Process (AAP) for proposed “Comox Valley Water Treatment Project City of Campbell River Council is moving forward with a plan for a project on the 3.5 acre downtown waterfront site A new multi-family project is...
by Kenzie Andrews | Nov 8, 2017 | Blog, Campbell River, Construction News, Editor's Note, Port Alberni, Powell River, Tenders
In This Issue: Construction continues on the $13.5 million Campbell River Trades Facility Replacement and Campus Consolidation Project Phase II tender for Powell River Airport expected to be issued in late November Construction is underway for a planned spill response...
by Kenzie Andrews | Nov 2, 2017 | Around Town, Blog, Construction News, Vancouver Island Construction Association, VICA
Construction industry workers may be demographically vulnerable to opioid poisoning. Recent data from the BC Coroner’s Office indicates that 80% of drug related deaths are occurring in men, and 75% of drug related deaths are occurring in people aged 30-59. Vancouver...