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Courtenay council meetings switch to Comox Valley Regional District Civic Room

Courtenay council meetings switch to Comox Valley Regional District Civic Room

Spectators and participants at Courtenay council meetings will soon have more breathing room. Council has approved moving the physical meeting location from Courtenay City Hall to the larger Comox Valley Regional District (CVRD) Civic Room at 770 Harmston Ave.
B.C. man accused of selling fake ownership in world-renowned Sooke Harbour House

B.C. man accused of selling fake ownership in world-renowned Sooke Harbour House

Timothy Durkin faces B.C. Securities Commission in November
Three Comox Valley schools saving scraps for compost program

Three Comox Valley schools saving scraps for compost program

“We’re well on our way … and we hope to continue to add more schools this year.”
Courtenay council resolves to provide emergency shelter for displaced individuals

Courtenay council resolves to provide emergency shelter for displaced individuals

Courtenay council held a special meeting at 11:30 a.m. Tuesday, in response to the early morning fire at the Travelodge Courtenay on Cliffe Avenue next to Driftwood Mall.
VIDEO: Early morning fire displaces residents at Courtenay motel

VIDEO: Early morning fire displaces residents at Courtenay motel

The motel is used as a supportive housing facility
Fireworks restricted within City of Courtenay limits

Fireworks restricted within City of Courtenay limits

As Halloween approaches, the City of Courtenay and the Courtenay Fire Department are reminding residents that fireworks are restricted within city limits.
More pathology test data needed, says Comox Strathcona Regional Hospital Board

More pathology test data needed, says Comox Strathcona Regional Hospital Board

There is still uncertainty around extent to which testing is sent away versus done locally
Crown seeks 10-plus years for Comox Valley man in box cutter attack

Crown seeks 10-plus years for Comox Valley man in box cutter attack

Case revolved around Clinton G. Armstrong’s attacks against his common-law wife
Chilliwack parents discover gaps in health care as teenage son battles leukemia

Chilliwack parents discover gaps in health care as teenage son battles leukemia

Though he’s 17-years-old, Addison Johnston couldn’t access treatment at B.C. Children’s Hospital
Courtenay business owners cope with extended bridge repair timeline

Courtenay business owners cope with extended bridge repair timeline

The City of Courtenay had expected the Fifth Street Bridge repairs to be completed this month, but the rehabilitation project will continue through Christmas and into 2022.
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