Audit Presentation A thorough presentation by the Hayes Stewart Little & Company audit team was made to the Directors. Due to the growth of the organization consideration should be given to allocating additional accounting resources. A risk management strategy and […]
Approval of Regional District of Nanaimo Director Replacement Nanaimo Mayor Bill McKay was confirmed to be the newest Director of the Island Corridor Foundation Board. Mayor McKay will represent the Regional District of Nanaimo. He completes the term of […]
Nanaimo Mayor Bill McKay has been confirmed as a director to the Island Corridor Foundation Board. Mayor McKay will represent the Regional District of Nanaimo. He completes the term of former Nanaimo councilor and RDN director Ted Greves. The ICF […]
The Island Corridor Foundation’s plan to re-start passenger rail service is now in the hands of the B.C. Safety Authority. ICF CEO Graham Bruce has consistently said the service could be re-started with $21 million of funding from the regional […]
NANAIMO – VIA Rail has climbed aboard to resume passenger rail on the island. CTV’s Jett Bassi has more. http://vancouverisland.ctvnews.ca/video?clipId=396419&binId=1.1180928&playlistPageNum=1
John Harding – Parksville Qualicum Beach News Regional district directors took another step towards rail service — but not before adding one more condition. Directors voted in favour of a contribution agreement with the Island Corridor Foundation (ICF) that will […]
NANAIMO — An agreement to restore passenger rail service on Vancouver Island has been signed by Via Rail, the Island Corridor Foundation and Southern Railway of Vancouver Island Ltd., according to Southern Railway president Frank Butzelaar. The operating agreement must […]
Lexi Bainas / The Citizen An operating agreement signed Wednesday is set to restore passenger rail service on Vancouver Island. “It’s a great day. Obviously a very big important step in the future of rail service for the long term,” said […]
Some of the profits from slot machines at Chances Gaming Centre are to pay for a feasibility study into the possibility of restoring Courtenay’s heritage train station. On Monday, City council agreed to allocate $6,500 from its gaming income to […]
A new environmental study is considered the first step towards redeveloping a 26.7-acres section of waterfront property just south of Nanaimo’s downtown core. The City of Nanaimo has gathered proposals from 11 companies who have submitted bids to carry out […]
