City council will spend roughly $120,000 in each of the next five years on its street and traffic lights but one councillor questioned whether the contract is really to the benefit of taxpayers.
"Tonight's the night to make a decision and step up and create a more safe environment for our citizens."
The City of Campbell River will give out more than half a million dollars in grant monies to local groups that provide benefits to the community.
Remediation work on sensitive wetlands south of Jubilee Parkway is expected to be complete next year – nearly four years after their destruction first came to light.
City councillors were split recently on whether or not to give money to the Strathcona Regional District for a plan aimed at addressing factors that contribute to homelessness.
City Hall has been receiving complaints and concerns from the community over bus routes
Part of Habitat's largest build in Campbell River is ready for its new owners
A local golf course is set to receive an exemption next year on its city property taxes despite some on council questioning its eligibility.
A petition has taken issue with a neighbour who has parked large shipping container on his property
The city is looking at an average utility rate increase for homeowners of 4.2 per cent in each of the next five years.
Construction on the John Hart Dam, slated to begin within the next four years, is expected to put the city's drinking water at risk.
City of Campbell River's drinking water supply protected during rock blast
For the second year in a row, the City of Campbell River has been recognized for building one of the best local government budgets in all of North America.
Residents living in the Parkway/Maryland subdivision in the city's south end are getting fed up with what they say are decreasing water pressures in their homes and a lack of adequate road safety measures.
A temporary library location will open next week inside the village's council chambers
City council was hesitant Monday night to commit to annually funding efforts to control and eradicate Scotch broom.
Four city intersections warrant better safety measures according to a traffic study of 15 city intersections.
More than 87 community groups and organizations are set to receive tax breaks in 2018 as council endorsed $475,955 worth of city tax exemptions at its Monday meeting.
The City of Campbell River is providing the organizations with funding to beautify the community
The City of Campbell River is providing the organizations with funding to beautify the community
