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Read an article from City Manager, Elle Brovold for the top 4 reasons to come and work with us at the City. Although this article was written when recruiting for the Legislative Services Manager position, the reasons remain consistent across the organization and work teams! https://lnkd.in/guqpxR9B

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Ahead of National Indigenous Peoples Day we thought we'd share a video of the memorable arch unveiling that took place at ʔuxstalis (Tyee Spit) last month.People gathered to learn about the history of the area, enjoy an afternoon of cultural enrichment and community spirit, and share a lunch hosted by the Wei Wai Kum Nation.The beautiful Tyee Spit is a place rich in history and natural beauty, a meeting point between land and sea. The unveiling of this magnificent piece of art at ʔuxstalis symbolizes the growing relationship and mutual respect between the Wei Wai Kum Nation and the City of Campbell River.The stunning arch was carved by Junior Henderson of the Wei Wai Kum First Nation, alongside Ernie Puglas of the Wei Wai Kum First Nation, and Karver Everson of K'omoks First Nation.Learn more about the rich history of the area at https://lnkd.in/g8w4rwqu.#CampbellRiver #CommunityArt #CulturalEvent

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🔊 Headed downtown today? You may notice some activity on the corner of 13th Avenue and Shoppers Row.The City of Campbell River Micro Market project is underway, and the units have arrived! 👏 👏More details will be announced soon, including the vendors that will be operating out of this new market.For anyone interested in being a vendor, there is still time to apply at the link below ⬇️ ⬇️ ⬇️ Whether you’re a resident looking for the latest information on the new downtown micro market, or a potential vendor looking to submit an application for an affordable, high-traffic rental space, visit https://lnkd.in/de6K4c3t.

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The City of Campbell River is seeking a Liquid Waste Services Manager.In this role, you will:✔️Oversee the day-to-day operation, repair, maintenance and servicing of the City’s liquid waste systems and infrastructure.✔️ Areas of responsibility include wastewater collection, treatment, source control, drainage, stormwater source control, and emergency preparedness.✔️Provide leadership to department staff.✔️Plan, develop and implement comprehensive annual work plans and programs in support of the City’s liquid waste utility.This position offers a competitive compensation package including a salary range of $98,200 to $111,546, group benefits and defined benefit pension plan. Flexible work options, including compressed work week schedules or hybrid remote work arrangements, are available.To view a more detailed job description, visit https://lnkd.in/gzjKUvne

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🛫 Folks gathered at the Campbell River Airport last Friday for a history-making flight by Sealand Flight Ian Lamont and Edwin Clements completed Canada's first commercial electric flight. 👏👏👏We welcome this incredible advance and innovation in aviation here at #YBL in Campbell River.📷 Representatives from Sealand Flight, Sealand Aviation, City of Campbell River, North Island College, Pacific Economic Development Canada, and the Province of BC

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🎉 The City of Campbell River is nearing completion of the draft Quinsam Height Neighbourhood Plan (QHNP) and invites residents to attend an open house to review the plan and provide input.📅 When: Wednesday, June 26, 2024, from 5 to 7 p.m.📍 Where: Rotary Fieldhouse, 425 B Merecroft RoadThe QHNP is a 20-year roadmap that will guide decision-making on land use planning and development in Quinsam Heights. It consists of priority policies and actions for five categories: 🏘️ housing; 🏫 civic/institutional; 🌳 environment, 🏞️ parks and open space; 🛣️ infrastructure and servicing; 🚗🚲🚌 and transportation and mobility.Feedback from all community members is welcome. Visit https://lnkd.in/geACPsNj or email sustainability@campbellriver.ca for more details.

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The City of Campbell River has published its 2023 Annual Report. ➡️ View the report online at https://lnkd.in/giT9b23y or in person at City Hall.This report offers: ✔️ an overview of City activities✔️ progress made towards Council’s Strategic Priorities✔️ departmental reviews✔️ financial statements The City is required to produce an annual report that includes the City’s audited financial statements and permissive tax exemptions. 🎥 Council will consider the report during the June 27, 2024, Council meeting. Watch in person at City Hall or online at campbellriver.ca/webcasts. 📨✏️ To share comments on the report, deliver them in writing to City Hall or email info@campbellriver.ca by noon on June 27, 2024.

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The City of Campbell River is seeking a Network Technician to join their Information Technology team.in this role, you will assist in the overall support of the City’s and RCMP computing environments. The incumbent is responsible for ongoing administration and maintenance of Windows based networked computer systems used by the City of Campbell River. In addition, the incumbent supports all workstation and software application support requirements associated with the RCMP ROSS LAN environment and City of Campbell River network environment.This role will work closely with both Client Services and Network Administrators to support the city-wide area network and escalate any issues to the network administration team for oversight and/or resolution. The rate of pay for this permanent, full-time, CUPE bargaining unit position is $37.31 per hour based on a 35-hour work week and includes a comprehensive benefits package.For information on this exciting opportunity and to view a detailed job description that lists all the duties and necessary qualifications for this position, please visit https://lnkd.in/g_b_G7fThis posting closes on June 26, 2024.

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City Council has approved in principle three grants for area-specific beautification initiatives, public art, amenities and public space programming. This year’s program will provide $10,000 in matching funds to the Campbellton Neighbourhood Association, and Willow Point Business Improvement Association, and $15,883.08 to the Downtown Business Improvement Association. Improvements will include decorative lighting, murals, flower planters, signage, litter abatement, and event programming. The draft partnering agreements and records relating to the proposed assistance are available for public inspection, by email, or by appointment between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday, excluding holidays, at City Hall. Council will consider the proposed partnering agreements at the regular Regular Council meeting on June 27, 2024.Notice is provided as required in Section 21 of the Community Charter.Questions or feedback? Contact the Long Range Planning and Sustainability Department sustainability@campbellriver.ca l 250-286-5700

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