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Being Mayor of Courtenay: What the Job Actually Involves

Being Mayor of Courtenay: What the Job Actually Involves

by Bob Wells | Oct 6, 2026 | FAQ, Open and Collaborative Governance

Experience, Community Service and More Than a Decade in Local Government

Experience, Community Service and More Than a Decade in Local Government

by Bob Wells | Oct 6, 2026 | News and Events, Open and Collaborative Governance

Elect Respect: Disagreement Without Disrespect

Elect Respect: Disagreement Without Disrespect

by Bob Wells | Oct 5, 2026 | Community Safety, FAQ, News and Events, Open and Collaborative Governance

Accessibility for All: Building a Courtenay Without Unnecessary Barriers

Accessibility for All: Building a Courtenay Without Unnecessary Barriers

by Bob Wells | Oct 1, 2026 | Accessibility & Transportation, Open and Collaborative Governance

Planning for an Age-Friendly Courtenay: Supporting Seniors as Our Community Grows

Planning for an Age-Friendly Courtenay: Supporting Seniors as Our Community Grows

by Bob Wells | Sep 29, 2026 | Accessibility & Transportation, Improve Senior Services

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About Bob Wells

I have been involved in Courtenay's local governance for more than a decade and recognized as one of BC’s Top 40 under 40 in business. I am proud to serve as Courtenay's Mayor.

Recent Posts

  • Being Mayor of Courtenay: What the Job Actually Involves
  • Experience, Community Service and More Than a Decade in Local Government
  • Elect Respect: Disagreement Without Disrespect
  • Accessibility for All: Building a Courtenay Without Unnecessary Barriers
  • Planning for an Age-Friendly Courtenay: Supporting Seniors as Our Community Grows
  • Why Am I Always Wearing Sunglasses?
  • Building a Stronger Downtown Courtenay: Housing, Business and Public Spaces
  • Building a Stronger Local Economy: What the City Can Do to Support Business
  • Why I’m Running for Re-Election as Mayor of Courtenay
  • Family Doctor Recruitment: What Local Government Can Do to Improve Access to Primary Care

I am grateful for the privilege to live, work, and play on the unceded traditional territory of the K’ómoks First Nation and acknowledge the rich culture of the people of the Pentlatch, E’iksan Sahtloot and Sasitla peoples.

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