Nanaimo council supports funding application for Duke Point interchange project
15-07-2026 01:30 via nanaimobulletin.com

Nanaimo council supports funding application for Duke Point interchange project

Nanaimo’s city council will support an application for federal funding for the proposed Duke Point interchange project, but with some conditions.
After a discussion at a special council meeting on Monday, July 13, that was scheduled specifically to decide whether to provide a letter of support to Seacliff Properties for its funding request, council decided a compromise was necessary.
Seacliff Properties, the proponent of the Sandstone development that would see more than 2,000 homes constr
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