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Stop the City’s court action against Maple Pool to evict its residents.

Stop the City’s court action against Maple Pool to evict its residents.

by Bob Wells | Oct 5, 2014 | Blog, Focus points, News and Events

One of the current issues I feel passionate about is that the City of Courtenay stop its court action against Maple Pool Campground to evict its residents.   Since 2010, the City of Courtenay has tried repeatedly to evict the residents of Maple Pool citing dangerous...
Support a fiscally responsible and transparent government

Support a fiscally responsible and transparent government

by Bob Wells | Oct 4, 2014 | Blog, Focus points, News and Events

It is up to local government to provide the best services possible to ensure residents are getting great value.  I would make sure that decisions made by city council do not create a financial burden on...
Support an environmentally and socially sustainable community.

Support an environmentally and socially sustainable community.

by Bob Wells | Oct 3, 2014 | Blog, Focus points, News and Events

When I moved to Courtenay in 2003 it was because of the lifestyle and access to many activities like cycling, kayaking, skiing, and swimming.  I believe this, combined with great year-round weather, makes Courtenay the ideal place for many people to live.  I would...
Encourage Cultural Festivals and Activities in the Comox Valley.

Encourage Cultural Festivals and Activities in the Comox Valley.

by Bob Wells | Oct 2, 2014 | Blog, Focus points, News and Events

From MusicFest to CYMC, the Filberg Festival to the Cumberland Museum, I have supported as many of these organizations and events as possible.  They help us have a great culture as well as have a significant financial impact on our entire community.  I would continue...
Encourage employment in the valley, especially for younger workers to help young families live here.

Encourage employment in the valley, especially for younger workers to help young families live here.

by Bob Wells | Oct 2, 2014 | Blog, Focus points, News and Events

Since moving to Courtenay in 2003, employment for young people, that allows them to have a mortgage and support a family, has been a real challenge.  I would encourage new small businesses by keeping taxes...
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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

  • VIDEO: Courtenay Mayor Bob Wells and family shaken but safe after being caught in Alberta hailstorm
  • Mayor Bob Wells Re-Election Announcement
  • Island Musicfest – Conversation with Doug Cox, Artistic Director
  • Mayors Minute in the Leader’s Lounge June 28
  • Mayors Minute in the Leader’s Lounge June 15th
  • Courtenay’s Civic Square renamed to Randy Wiwchar Plaza
  • Work begins on transitional homes in Courtenay
  • FCM conference in Regina
  • National Indigenous Peoples Day 2022
  • Q+A with the Campbell River Courtenay and District Labour Council

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