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Vancouver Island MusicFest seeks funding support from local governments

Vancouver Island MusicFest seeks funding support from local governments

Vancouver Island MusicFest generates about $4.2 million a year to the Comox Valley economy, according to organizers of the annual gathering at the exhibition grounds. At 26 years and counting, that exceeds $100 million.
Comox Valley’s Indigenous grad rates continue to climb

Comox Valley’s Indigenous grad rates continue to climb

The Ministry of Education released 2018-2019 graduation data Nov. 29
Proposed bylaw intends to curb misbehaviour at Courtenay properties

Proposed bylaw intends to curb misbehaviour at Courtenay properties

At its Monday meeting, Courtenay council approved third reading of a bylaw that could be a potential avenue to hold property owners accountable for their behaviour.
Designer pitches park plans for old mine fan house in Cumberland

Designer pitches park plans for old mine fan house in Cumberland

Council chooses to mix some elements from different design options
Courtenay couple holds senior governments accountable for drug crisis

Courtenay couple holds senior governments accountable for drug crisis

By holding senior governments accountable for a “staggering loss of life,” John and Jennifer Hedican hope to change the way municipal councils respond to the illicit drug crisis.
Someone steals Courtenay church’s tree slated for Christmas

Someone steals Courtenay church’s tree slated for Christmas

Faith Lutheran had planned to cut tree for holiday season this year
Wood Mountain clean-up complete

Wood Mountain clean-up complete

The mess at the abandoned ski hill site at Wood Mountain on Forbidden Plateau has been cleaned up for good.
District repurposes school furniture to help community

District repurposes school furniture to help community

More than 150 chairs and two truckloads of items delivered to partner groups
Comox Valley under air quality advisory

Comox Valley under air quality advisory

Officials are warning those with chronic underlying medical conditions to stay indoors.
NIC chair, vice-chair re-elected for second term

NIC chair, vice-chair re-elected for second term

Puetz and Trasolini to represent Campbell River as government-appointed reps