Comox Valley municipal candidates are gathering tonight with local organizations to discuss social issues.
Read MoreSomos Comox Valley hopes to bring Latin communities together through community and cultural evennts.
Read MoreComox Valley residents gathered to call for fairer federal funding for BC Ferries, as Courtenay–Alberni MP Gord Johns campaigns for increased support for the province’s marine highway.
Read MoreA three-year expansion project has brought 44 new licensed childcare spaces to families in Fanny Bay and surrounding communities.
Read MoreThe Comox Valley Food Bank is helping families in need as grocery prices continue to challenge families in the community.
Read MoreThe Comox Valley community can expect almost 20 events this weekend to celebrate pride this year.
Read MoreCommunity members gathered at the Comox Valley Art Gallery ahead of International Overdose Awareness Day to honour lives lost to the overdose crisis.
Read MoreA retired Optimist sailboat was transformed into Opti in Bloom, a colourful display of locally grown flowers in Comox Marina Park.
Read MoreCourtenay residents are being asked to help shape the future of Bill Moore and Dogwood parks by providing feedback on three proposed designs via an online survey.
Read MoreA group of Courtenay residents is raising concerns about the impacts of a proposed trail extension in Bear James Park.
Read MoreThe Town of Comox is moving ahead with the rezoning of 721 Lazo Road, after months of public discussion and technical reviews. According to the Town of Comox, the decision was made to balance environmental protection with the interests of the community.
Read MoreConstruction is underway on a new BC Housing development in Courtenay that will provide 70 supportive housing units and a 73 emergency shelter beds for people experiencing or at risk of homelessness.
Read MoreThe Comox Valley chapter of Friends of Rails to Trails Vancouver Island (FORT-VI) is proposing to transform a four-kilometer section of the Island Rail Corridor between Courtenay Rotary Trail and Royston into an active transportation trail.
Read MoreFamilies gathered at Comox Marina Park as BC Hydro powers an outdoor movie night with an electric vehicle.
Read MoreMore Comox Valley adults with developmental disabilities will soon be able to live together semi-independently and connect with others in their community. The Anchorage Project is expected to open early to mid 2027.
Read MoreMore Comox Valley adults with developmental disabilities will soon be able to live together semi-independently and connect with others in their community. The Anchorage Project is expected to open early to mid 2027.
Read MoreThe Tsolum River Restoration Society is working to clear out invasive American bullfrogs in the Comox Valley, due to their ability to choke out native species.
Read MoreOn Monday night, the New Forest Act Roadshow, a campaign to reform provincial forestry legislation by the Boundary Forest Watershed Stewardship Society, stopped in Courtenay.
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