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Catchment review for Comox Valley Schools on horizon

Catchment review for Comox Valley Schools on horizon

District will be guided by new five-year strategic plan, says Supt. Demeo
Staples runs as independent for North Island-Powell River

Staples runs as independent for North Island-Powell River

Retired math instructor sees environment, opioid crisis as key issues
Man pleads guilty to setting fire at Courtenay hostel

Man pleads guilty to setting fire at Courtenay hostel

21-year-old sentenced to nine months at correctional centre
NDP leader’s campaign to touch down on central Vancouver Island Thursday

NDP leader’s campaign to touch down on central Vancouver Island Thursday

Joining candidates Rachel Blaney (North Island – Powell River) and Gord Johns (Courtenay – Alberni)
Bats could be key to mosquito battle in Comox Valley locations

Bats could be key to mosquito battle in Comox Valley locations

Mammals have history of mosquito control, says expert Tim Ennis, but they need habitat
Courtenay college uses former hospital space

Courtenay college uses former hospital space

North Island College is broadening its horizons to St. Joseph’s Hospital in Comox.
Teachers protest to get Courtenay-Comox MLA’s attention

Teachers protest to get Courtenay-Comox MLA’s attention

Representatives concerned about class size and composition issues
Courtenay staff to report about nuisance bylaw

Courtenay staff to report about nuisance bylaw

At its Sept. 16 meeting, Courtenay council approved a development permit application — with a provision that the proponent provides charging stations and a transit shelter — for a long-term care facility near the southern entrance to the city. Golden Life Management intends to build an oceanside village at 29th and Cliffe, next to the Courtenay River Estuary. The proposal is to build 83 independent living units, 120 residential care rooms and six hospice units.
Federation hopes to bring co-op housing to Comox Valley

Federation hopes to bring co-op housing to Comox Valley

The number of tents are outweighing the number of ‘For Rent’ signs in some corners of the province. The situation is a major concern of the Co-operative Housing Federation of B.C., which is on a mission to shelter a greater number of people through a thriving co-operative housing movement.
Stage 3 restrictions lifted a week early in Comox Valley

Stage 3 restrictions lifted a week early in Comox Valley

The Comox Valley Regional District is advising residents that Stage 3 water restrictions for the Comox Valley Water System have been lifted, and users of this system can return to Stage 1 restrictions, effective immediately.