City will also spend $50,000 to hire consultant to prepare a public safety action plan
Council members will consider allocating $400,000, and as much as $1.45 million in 2021 and 2022
Coun. Sheryl Armstrong plans to bring forward motion asking province for justice-system reforms
City calls on province to fund a just transition from logging old-growth
Multi-coloured doughnut presented as concept art for the campaign
Council votes unanimously to ask for staff report on options
Eight intersections to be improved, two sidewalks to be built
Road work and street reconfiguration project scheduled to start in March, finish in May
City council votes to administer petition-against process for business improvement association
Job losses and shutdowns have hurt, but some sectors showing resiliency
Report based on chamber of commerce proposal to ease COVID-19 stress on business community
Bid comes in under budget, allowing scope of project to be expanded
City will instead improve signage to communicate that menstrual products already free upon request
City councillors vote 6-3 to bring Coun. Ian Thorpe’s proposed resolution to AVICC conference
Council asks for staff report after learning about Cowichan’s emergency accommodation program
Bylaw brought back to council table following city staff revisions and legal review
Finance and audit committee recommends council approve new procurement policy
City working on goals to double walking trips and quintuple cycling and busing trips
Councillors consider public input at governance meeting, bylaw will still need to be adopted
Nanaimo city council and stakeholders reviewing draft strategy
