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Cumberland approves leachate pond rezoning

Cumberland approves leachate pond rezoning

Site will be a secondary pond to handle overflow at landfill site
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The secret to a long life? 鈥淲ake up every morning!,鈥� says Courtenay man on his 105th birthday

The secret to a long life? 鈥淲ake up every morning!,鈥� says Courtenay man on his 105th birthday

Ken Dimond celebrates 105th birthday at Casa Loma with friends and family
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Courtenay homicide suspect makes first court appearance

Courtenay homicide suspect makes first court appearance

Next court appearance is scheduled for March 23
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Mask mandate lifts in B.C. Friday, COVID vaccine card program to end April 8

Mask mandate lifts in B.C. Friday, COVID vaccine card program to end April 8

These high-profile restrictions were lifted along with several others
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鈥楩anny: The Right to Rock鈥� to screen at North Island College

鈥楩anny: The Right to Rock鈥� to screen at North Island College

The 鈥榦pening night鈥� film of the 31st World Community Film Festival was postponed in February; now, we鈥檙e ready to rock together.
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Comox Valley directors approve second reading of contentious application

Comox Valley directors approve second reading of contentious application

A group of Black Creek residents delivered a second presentation against a rezoning application for 168 campsites at Saratoga Speedway, March 8 at the Comox Valley Regional District board meeting; however, two of the three rural directors voting on the matter maintained their desire to hear from the community.
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Eritrean refugee arrives in the Comox Valley

Eritrean refugee arrives in the Comox Valley

Comox Valley Friends of Refugees sponsors fifth applicant
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Cumberland surveys residents on active transportation

Cumberland surveys residents on active transportation

鈥淭his master plan is really going to play a part in connecting our community鈥�
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Comox Valley school raises more than $1,200 for Habitat for Humanity

Comox Valley school raises more than $1,200 for Habitat for Humanity

鈥淚t is inspiring to see students this age taking on leadership roles.鈥�
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Comox Valley temporary warming centre served 370 people

Comox Valley temporary warming centre served 370 people

A provincial state of emergency followed by an extreme weather alert issued by Environment Canada prompted the operation of a temporary warming centre earlier this winter in the Comox Valley.
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