by Kenzie Andrews | Jun 10, 2026 | BC Housing, Blog, Campbell River, Courtenay, Powell River
In this week’s Editor’s Note: Courtenay: Upgrades to Cousins Avenue Powell River: 43-unit supportive housing and 20-bed shelter project. Campbell RIver: $24.74 million to rebuild Carihi Secondary School The City of Courtenay is proceeding with detailed design...
by Kenzie Andrews | Jun 3, 2026 | 19 Wing Comox, Comox Valley Regional District, Courtenay, Denman Island, Graham Lake Water Treatment, Mixed-Use Commercial Residential, Residential Development, Uncategorized
In This Week’s Editor’s Note: Denman Island: Borrowing petition process for the Graham Lake Water Treatment project Courtenay: Proposed 137-unit mixed-use building 19 Wing Comox: Proposed $19 million, three-storey accommodation building The Comox Valley Regional...
by Kenzie Andrews | May 13, 2026 | Blog, Campbell River, Courtenay, Residential Development, Tenders
In This Week’s Editor’s Note: East Courtenay: Tenders for Concrete Formwork and Carpentry for FireHall. Courtenay: Proposed 131-unit townhouse development on Headquarters Road. Campbell River: Seven Building Permits issued for a new 30 patio home complex. This...
by Kenzie Andrews | May 7, 2026 | Amenity Cost Charges, Blog, Courtenay, Development Cost Charges
The City of Courtenay has approved increases to its Development Cost Charges (DCCs) and Amenity Cost Charges (ACCs). Recent changes to the City of Courtenay’s Development Cost Charges rates means DCCs have risen 214% since 2016. For single-family homes,...
by Kenzie Andrews | Apr 29, 2026 | BC Hydro, Blog, Campbell River, Courtenay, Cumberland, Official Community Plan
In This Week’s Editor’s Note: Cumberland: 16 new lots in Phase 2a of Bevan Industrial Lands Courtenay: May 6 public hearing to update the OCP to consider removing development barriers BC Hydro: updates on all three projects cciano Developments is proceeding with...
by Kenzie Andrews | Apr 2, 2026 | Blog, Courtenay, Housing Targets
Council reviewed the City’s first progress report under the Province’s Housing Target Order, covering the period from September 2025 to February 2026. Council received the Housing Target Order progress report showing the city is well positioned to meet its housing...