Tag: Bob Wells

Trio of candidates vying to serve as Courtenay mayor

Courtenay voters will see three names on the ballot for mayor on Oct. 17.

2025 Year in Review: City of Courtenay

2025 was a very successful year for the City of Courtenay, Mayor Bob Wells said. 

Courtenay man wants a roundabout at 17th and Cliffe

COURTENAY, B.C. – A man in Courtenay wants something to be done to curb gridlock in the city. Glen Gravell...

History made as new totem poles unveiled in downtown Courtenay

COURTENAY, B.C. – A large crowd gathered at the intersection of 6th Street and Duncan Avenue for a historic...

Bob Wells excited to create “culture of collaboration and cooperation”, aiming to return to CVRD board

COURTENAY, B.C. – Bob Wells has been elected as the new mayor of Courtenay. The former councillor said it’s an...

Wells concerned over drop-out rumour; Jangula responds

COURTENAY, B.C. – The 2018 municipal election is less than a week away, and candidates are in the final...

CVRD installs UV water treatment system

COMOX VALLEY, B.C.- A lack of a boil water notice in the Comox Valley following this weekend's heavy rainfall...

RD Board Accepts Contract for UV Water Filtration System

Some good news for users of the Comox Valley water system. That's the word from the CVRD's Vice-Chair Bob Wells. He...

Tech Expert Warns of “Ransomware”

A new ransomware is affecting computers users around the region. Tech expert Bob Wells says the virus is compromising...

Candidates to discuss water issues at special forum

Water issues will be the main focus at an all-candidates forum Tuesday night, May 2nd. Courtenay-Comox vote-seekers will be...

Committee working to reduce number of boil water advisories

The Comox Valley Water Committee is looking to do something to ensure we see less boil water advisories going...

Water Committee concerned about Perseverance Creek

The Comox Valley Regional District Water Committee is sending a letter of concern to the Dam Safety Branch over...
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Trio of candidates vying to serve as Courtenay mayor

Courtenay voters will see three names on the ballot for mayor on Oct. 17.

Hangar 98 – Episode 16: The Great Victoria Blackout of 1979

During a long power outage in 1979, Victoria became the focal point of a story that has lasted the test of time...and quite possibly led to one of the best memories from one of the island's worst storms.

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Over on the island's west coast, mariners have been haunted by a coastline nicknamed "The Graveyard of the Pacific", but alone at Pachena Point sits a lighthouse with stories of it's own.