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Your Weekly North Vancouver Island Construction News
In This Week’s Edition: Tofino: nearing capacity on allocating water supply to new developments Union Bay and Mount Washington: tenders for new Fire Halls will be released soon Courtenay: proposed rezoning for 6 storey mixed-use commercial/residential building The...
Province Sets Housing Targets for City of Courtenay in Around Town
The Provincial government has set housing targets for the City, in the amount of 1,334 net new completed housing units in the next five years. The targets are an outcome of the Speculation and Vacancy Tax, which was implemented for Courtenay earlier this year. New...
Your Weekly North Vancouver Island Construction News
In This Week’s Edition: Courtenay: $14 million East Courtenay Fire Hall project Powell River: 40-bed modular temporary shelter project Campbell River: approvals moving forward for 40-lot bare land strata development The City of Courtenay expects to construct a new...
Construction Guide for Climate Change in Around Town
The Canadian Construction Association and Canada Climate Law Initiative have released Building resilience: A guide to climate governance for Canada’s construction sector, offering practical tools to integrate climate resilience into construction governance. The...