Community

June is Myasthenia Gravis Awareness Month

Ellen Presley

Community compassion, coupled with school connections, helped Courtenay Elementary restock its inventory of bicycles that had been stolen during the winter.

Comox Valley businesses, organizations and individuals helping improve the lives of others

Bylaw officer visit with threats of a fine mean parade trucks taken off the road

School District 71 and Comox Valley local governments have reopened outdoor playgrounds effective Monday, June 1.

Courtenay property tax notices were mailed on May 27-28, and will be arriving in mailboxes in the coming days. The City is advising property owners to review available options for property tax payment and homeowner grants due to ongoing facility closures during the COVID-19 pandemic.

After more than two months, the team at Too Good To Be Threw Thrift Store is ready to open the doors and get back to business. The thrift stores closed their doors in March – like most other businesses – amid concerns over the risk of coronavirus to customers, volunteers and staff. Starting June 1, the doors will reopen at the Puntledge Road store, though the 5th Street location will remain temporarily closed.

Visit all the Comox Museum exhibits from your home, on its website

In a typical year, there are plenty of summer sporting events and tournaments held across Canada