We need real investment, not another transportation Study – Cowichan Valley Citizen
https://www.cowichanvalleycitizen.com/opinion/editorial-we-need-real-investment-not-another-transportation-study/
Letter to the Editor: Rails not trails on Vancouver Island
https://www.bclocalnews.com/opinion/letter-rails-not-trails-on-vancouver-island/
Restoring rail service is worth investment – Times Colonist
Re: “Mayors unite on commuter rail,” editorial, Feb. 12. We do not understand how the editorial reached the conclusion that the mayors “want the government to take control of the line from the non-profit Island Corridor Foundation and negotiate agreements […]
ICF February Update
It has been a few months since we last provided and update on the activities of the Island Corridor Foundation. It has been an exciting but also challenging few months for us! The Premier called a meeting of the […]
Governmental delays frustrate Island Corridor Foundation head – Chemainus Valley Courier
https://www.chemainusvalleycourier.ca/news/governmental-delays-frustrate-island-corridor-foundation-head/
Update from ICF CEO, Larry Stevenson
Hi Everyone, During our town hall meetings in November we talked a lot about upcoming meetings with the Province in regards to the future of rail on the island. A meeting was held on December 10, 2018 in Victoria which brought […]
RDN wants inter-regional transit plan for Vancouver island – Michael Briones Dec. 6, 2018 1:30 a.m
PARKSVILLE QUALICUM BEACH NEWS The Regional District of Nanaimo wants the province to establish an inter-regional transportation plan for Vancouver Island. The province, which in 2014 created a 10-year transportation plan called B.C. on the Move, has not established any […]
Upcoming Town Hall Events – Island Corridor Foundation
Lets talk Rail The Island Corridor Foundation is pleased to announce we will be holding a series of town hall style discussions in November. The discussions will be hosted by our new CEO Larry Stevenson, Andrea Thomas our Manager of […]
Learn rail lessons from rest of the world – Cowichan Valley Citizen
I would like to refer to the letter from B. Bolton making the derogatory remark “a few bricks short of a load”. Regardless of what one’s opinion may be, no one has the right to make a remark of that […]
New CEO brings drive to Island Corridor Foundation – Cowichan Valley Citizen
Larry Stevenson will take over from Graham Bruce as of Aug. 1 One of the first priorities for Larry Stevenson when he takes over as the new CEO of the Island Corridor Foundation on Aug. 1 is to develop a […]
