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Jul 27, 2026
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Aug 27, 2026
The City of Courtenay is seeking proposals from qualified consulting firms for engineering consulting and construction services for the design and installation of six pickleball courts at Lewis Park. The solicitation is identified as C26-090 and is listed as open with a closing time of 5:00 PM EDT on August 27, 2026. The notice describes procurement of design and construction services, not a grant award.
Jul 22, 2026
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Sep 3, 2026
The City of Courtenay invites tenders under competition C26-085 for full rehabilitation of Braidwood Road from Back Road to the cul-de-sac, approximately 560 m, including concrete curb and gutter, a continuous concrete sidewalk, and active-transportation improvements. The work also includes full rehabilitation of existing water, sanitary, and storm-drain systems, with service upgrades to property lines. Tenders must be submitted electronically through BC Bid with the specified electronically certified bid bond, and the posting notes a non-mandatory site meeting at the Braidwood Road cul-de-sac on July 30, 2026.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Courtenay
The meeting addressed several key operational and administrative items. Council deliberated on In Camera matters regarding labour relations and land acquisition. Proclamations were issued for Hello Neighbour Day and National Drowning Prevention Week. Delegations presented concerns regarding business access on McPhee Avenue and the history of the Comox Valley Exhibition. Council approved development variance permits for residential projects and received updates on the Safe and Active School Program. Water conservation strategies, including Stage 3 restrictions, were authorized. Further discussions were held on funding models for the Courtenay and District Memorial Outdoor Pool and the Community Social Development Mid Term Report. Council supported federal funding initiatives for BC Ferries and requested designation as a priority community for the Build Communities Strong Fund. Additionally, various bylaws were enacted regarding cemetery regulations, loan authorizations, zoning amendments, and parks management.
The Council adopted the Corporate Facility Energy Management Plan to modernize city-owned facilities and authorized the lease renewal for the Courtenay Marina Society. Grant applications were approved for the 2026 UBCM Community Emergency Preparedness Fund. The Council received the 2025 Annual Report from the Fire Department and reviewed the Comox Valley RCMP Quarterly Report. Additionally, briefings were received regarding a digital website award and indigenous procurement. First, second, and third readings were completed for the Fees and Charges Amendment Bylaw for solid waste and the 2026 Revenue Anticipation Borrowing Bylaw.
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The council meeting addressed various community proclamations for the month of May, including awareness months for rhododendrons, melanoma and skin cancer, and Guillain-Barré Syndrome, alongside the recognition of the Canadian Armed Forces Snowbirds Season. Presentations included updates on transportation infrastructure projects, the regional Municipal and Regional District Tax application, and the renewal of the Solid Waste Management Plan. Council actions included directing staff to amend the Traffic Calming Policy and implementing safety improvements on 1st Street. Additionally, the council appointed an interim Deputy Corporate Officer, reviewed zoning and election amendment bylaws, adopted bylaws for development and amenity cost charges and the 2026 property tax rate, and received reports on various community activities and events.
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