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Melanie McCollum sees a city in transition

Melanie McCollum sees a city in transition

by George Le Masurier | Jun 18, 2018 | Elections 2018, Politics

Courtenay is growing into a bigger city and Melanie McCollum's budgetary and finance experience can help guide the city through decisions on transportation and housing that will have long-lasting impacts   ourtenay City Council candidate...

Bob Wells touts “proven experience” in mayoralty bid

Bob Wells touts “proven experience” in mayoralty bid

by George Le Masurier | Jun 6, 2018 | Elections 2018, Politics

Bob Wells says he has the experience and consensus-building skills that the City of Courtenay needs in its next mayor. He asks voters to look at his accomplishments, not the rhetoric of his opponents.

Which 2018 municipal candidates value sustainability?

Which 2018 municipal candidates value sustainability?

by George Le Masurier | May 21, 2018 | Elections 2018, Politics

Comox Valley governments agreed to follow the Sustainability Strategy in the Regional Growth Strategy, but some are doing better than others. Learn the pertinent questions to identify candidates that value sustainability at a public forum this Thursday, May 24 in...

Will Cole-Hamilton would promote “available” housing

Will Cole-Hamilton would promote “available” housing

by George Le Masurier | May 14, 2018 | Elections 2018, Politics

For Will Cole-Hamilton, local government is something people do together, not something that is done to them. He hopes to join the Courtenay City Council on Oct. 20 to address “available” housing and other issues.

Cumberland mayor encourages citizens to seek public office

Cumberland mayor encourages citizens to seek public office

by George Le Masurier | May 10, 2018 | Elections 2018, Politics

The hours are long and the paycheck is short, but Cumberland Mayor told a crowd of about 65 in Comox that serving your community through local government can be a rewarding experience. The public forum was organized by Comox Tomorrow.

Public forums kick off 2018 municipal elections

Public forums kick off 2018 municipal elections

by George Le Masurier | May 1, 2018 | Elections 2018, Politics

The 2018 municipal elections are underway. New candidates and incumbents have declared their intentions to seek office and at least two community groups have organized early public forums to create voter awareness and encourage potential candidates.

Mayor criticizes the focus of mayoral candidates

Mayor criticizes the focus of mayoral candidates

by George Le Masurier | Apr 8, 2018 | Elections 2018, Politics

Courtenay Mayor Larry Jangula has accused the three incumbent council members seeking to replace him of “electioneering” during City Council meetings. He says the candidates and their supporters are distracted and not focused on city business, which is causing disharmony at the council table.

Wells, Frisch and Eriksson will battle for Courtenay mayor

Wells, Frisch and Eriksson will battle for Courtenay mayor

by George Le Masurier | Mar 8, 2018 | Elections 2018, Politics

Courtenay City Council member David Frisch announced this week that he is running for mayor. Frisch is the second sitting councillor to enter the mayoral race, just 225 days away. Erik Eriksson launched his campaign for mayor several months ago.

Municipal election 2018: Who’s in, who’s out around CV

Municipal election 2018: Who’s in, who’s out around CV

by George Le Masurier | Feb 5, 2018 | Elections 2018, Politics

With just 257 days before Comox Valley voters choose the 29 elected officials who will run local governments and school district through 2022, only a few people have declared their candidacy. Among them, David Frisch, who sees “a lot of work to do.”

Erik Eriksson announces bid for mayor of Courtenay

Erik Eriksson announces bid for mayor of Courtenay

by George Le Masurier | Oct 24, 2017 | Elections 2018, Politics

The 2018 municipal election campaign got a jump start this week when Courtenay Councillor Erik Eriksson told Decafnation that he’s running for mayor. Eriksson is the first Comox Valley candidate to formally announce his campaign. While most incumbents and potential...

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