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Miracle Beach Provincial Park to receive infrastructure upgrades

Miracle Beach Provincial Park to receive infrastructure upgrades

BC Parks announces $100k in improvements, including increased accessibility and flow track
Mark R. Isfeld Secondary gets a slight name change

Mark R. Isfeld Secondary gets a slight name change

Name of school will take into account large French immersion population
More retaining wall questions for Cumberland

More retaining wall questions for Cumberland

Council approves four variances but holds off on others in subdivision
Vancouver Island set new record-high for COVID-19 cases in single day

Vancouver Island set new record-high for COVID-19 cases in single day

107 new cases were reported on the island on Tuesday
Improvements planned for Miracle Beach Provincial Park

Improvements planned for Miracle Beach Provincial Park

Trail enhancements, including a new bicycle flow track and accessibility upgrades, are being planned for Miracle Beach Provincial Park north of Courtenay.
School district in Comox Valley show signs of growth again in September

School district in Comox Valley show signs of growth again in September

Elementary, secondary and online learning all saw higher numbers for first month
Protests renewed along CGL pipeline near Houston

Protests renewed along CGL pipeline near Houston

Two people have been arrested; protesters continue to block construction work
Vancouver Island chief says shadow of residential schools `gets longer and longer’

Vancouver Island chief says shadow of residential schools `gets longer and longer’

Homalco Chief Darren Blaney: ‘Before (Kamloops) … nobody took the genocide seriously’
Comox Valley United asking for sports study, funds for potential indoor facility

Comox Valley United asking for sports study, funds for potential indoor facility

“…We have growing programs, more kids, less space and we have a problem”
First Nations Leadership Council frustrated by former Kelowna social worker’s plea deal

First Nations Leadership Council frustrated by former Kelowna social worker’s plea deal

Robert Riley Saunders pleaded guilty to stealing from and harming at-risk youth in his care, many of whom are Indigenous
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