A commentary by the director of the Vancouver Island Transportation Corridor Coalition. In January 2002, the Times Colonist published my commentary: “Making the case for the E&N railroad.” Back then, the railway was facing abandonment following NorskeCanada (now Catalyst) switching […]
PRESS RELEASE ISLAND CORRIDOR FOUNDATION RELEASES BUSINESS CASE FOR RAIL SERVICE RESTORATION May 16, 2022 – The Island Corridor Foundation today released a Business Case highlighting detailed analysis, including data from the Provincial and Federal Governments in support […]
The City of Langford has opened applications to artists, food trucks and other small businesses and vendors to populate its new Station Avenue market area, set to open next spring. Langford Station, along the E&N Railway tracks, is a partnership […]
May 25, 2021 Island Corridor Foundation Announces Five New Board Members and Names New Board Leadership Nanaimo, BC – The Island Corridor Foundation (ICF) announced five new Board Directors and new Board Co-Chairs, who will each help support the work […]
CITY OF LANGFORD LAUNCHES ARTS AND CULTURE PROJECT WITH ISLAND CORRIDOR FOUNDATION (Langford, B.C.) – On Tuesday, May 11, 2021, City of Langford Council announced a dynamic, new community development project in collaboration with the Island Corridor Foundation (ICF). […]
Rail Transportation Analyst Island Corridor Foundation Summer Intern (paid) PDF format The Island Corridor Foundation is a non-profit society and federally registered charity established for the purposes of owning and managing the rail corridor on Vancouver Island. The fundamental […]
The Island Corridor Foundation (ICF) is working hard to try and keep the magic of the holidays alive for Nanaimo’s children and their families amid these uniquely trying times. With the new Provincial Health Order imposed, it has become even […]
The Island Corridor Foundation would like to Congratulate Tusqanum, Darrell Thorne, of Quw’utsun, Cowichan Tribes on his successful submission to the Island Corridor Foundation First Nations Art Contest. Darrell’s Q’ullhanumutsun, Orca design was chosen in honor of the Salish Sea that encompasses […]
Nanaimo, BC – The Island Corridor Foundation (ICF) released a recently completed report on the economic impact of construction activities related to restoring rail service on Vancouver Island. The report was commissioned by the Island Corridor Foundation to gauge the […]
The Island Corridor Foundation released the results of a recent survey they conducted to collect valuable input from the residents of Vancouver Island regarding rail service on Vancouver Island. Information gathered reinforces the vital importance of the rail corridor as […]
