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Student residences could be coming to North Island College

Student residents buildings could be coming to North Island College.

President John Bowman presented the school’s 5-year plan to Courtenay and Comox councils this week.

Focuses include educational resources, student success, and the possibility of residency for students.

Bowman notes that the College does have plans for the potential development of student residences at the Comox Valley campus. He says the school could see residences within the next 3 to 5 years.

Bowman also notes that with the opening of the new Comox Valley Hospital this year, students could have to pay for parking at the school.

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