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Oct 28, 2026
The City of Courtenay seeks proposals from qualified consulting firms to investigate and design remediation of the Lake Trail Road retaining walls and culvert. The opportunity is identified as competition C26-158 and is a consulting procurement, not a grant program. The official notice lists it as open and gives a closing time of October 28, 2026, at 2:00 p.m. local time (17:00 EDT).
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Oct 24, 2026
The Town of Comox is seeking a qualified consultant to undertake the Comox Valley Workforce Development & Labour Market Alignment Initiative, which includes delivering a comprehensive Labour Market Study and an implementation-ready workforce framework for the Comox Valley.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Courtenay
The Committee of the Whole discussed a funding request from the Downtown Courtenay Business Improvement Association to cover road closure costs for a local anniversary event. The committee focused extensively on structural reforms, directing staff to revise policies and bylaws governing various boards, committees, and commissions. Key decisions included moving to discontinue the Heritage Advisory Commission, repealing the related bylaw, centralizing administration for the Parks and Recreation Advisory Commission as a pilot project, and establishing updated criteria for discretionary appointments to external committees. It was also determined that a future meeting would be scheduled to further discuss committee subject matter following the completion of these policy revisions.
The Council meeting involved several key actions, including the proclamation of Childhood Cancer Awareness Month and Arthritis Awareness Month. The Council received a progress update on the Inclusion, Diversity, Equity, and Accessibility research project. Significant decisions included authorizing a Fee for Service Agreement with the Comox Valley Community Art Council, establishing an Incubator Grant Program, and supporting grant applications for facility energy upgrades. The Council also endorsed a resolution regarding housing targets and infrastructure funding, and reviewed various reports on strategic priorities and feasibility studies. Additionally, the Council addressed zoning and housing agreement bylaws, adopted a tax levy repeal bylaw, and discussed internal matters in a closed session.
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The Commission received a progress update on the IDEAs in Public Recreation research project and reviewed the What We Heard report for the Bill Moore and Dogwood Parks Strategic Plan. Members discussed proposed changes to recreation admission and membership fees based on a cost-recovery model. Additionally, the Parks Alive pilot program was presented to activate city parks with community activities, and a resolution was passed to close the meeting for an in-camera session regarding municipal awards.
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