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Comox issues reminder on payments amid Canada Post strike

The Town of Comox is reminding residents and businesses that payments to the town are still required by their due date, even while the Canada Post strike is ongoing.

You are encouraged to complete the town’s electronic transfer funds application if you’re doing business with them.

Payments can be handled in person Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at Town Hall, there is also a drop box at the main entrance for cheque payments.

Click here to see more information from the Town of Comox.

– Article contains files supplied by Town of Comox

Wylie Henderson
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