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Courtenay resident survey returns Nov. 5

The City of Courtenay is preparing to launch its annual resident survey next month, asking people for their views on municipal services and community priorities.

Courtenay begins $6.6-million Braidwood Road upgrade

Infrastructure upgrades along Braidwood Road in Courtenay are underway, with preliminary work scheduled through Friday.

Trio of candidates vying to serve as Courtenay mayor

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

Advanced voting underway in Courtenay

Voters can cast their ballots until 8 p.m. at the Florence Filberg Centre at 411 Anderton Ave.

Residents to rally Thursday for reduced speed limit on Ryan Road East

Courtenay-Comox MLA Brennan Day said residents concerned about traffic safety will rally Thursday at 3 p.m. at 1849 Ryan Road East in Comox, calling for a review of the speed limit and greater attention to safety along the corridor.

Ryan Road sidewalk upgrade project to begin mid-September

The City of Courtenay says its Ryan Road Sidewalk Upgrade project will improve pedestrian safety, accessibility and connectivity between Back Road and Sandwick Road.

Courtenay pool going to the dogs for Pooch-a-Poolooza

Pooch-a-Poolooza returns to Lewis Park on Saturday, Aug. 29, allowing our furry friends to splash, paddle and play before the outdoor pool is closed for the season.

City of Courtenay hits pause on Bear James Park trail extension

The City of Courtenay has paused a planned trail extension in Bear James Park after residents gathered at the site as construction was set to begin Monday.

Eco counter added at 6th Street Active Transportation Bridge

The counter tracks daily and annual use by pedestrians and cyclists. The city said the data will help with planning future active transportation projects.

Extension of Bear James Park trail to begin August 10

A section of the Puntledge River trail will receive access improvements near Robert Lang Drive next week. 

Courtenay seeking feedback on draft concepts for Bill Moore and Dogwood parks

The City of Courtenay is seeking public feedback during the second phase of engagement for a strategic plan that will shape the future of Bill Moore Park and Dogwood Park. 

Comox receiving $5 million to help upgrade its fire hall, Courtenay getting nearly $400,000

The Town of Comox and the City of Courtenay are receiving funding support through the Strategic Priorities Fund. 

Construction underway for supportive housing, shelter along Braidwood Road

New indoor spaces for people experiencing or at risk of homelessness in the Comox Valley will soon be available.

Traffic monitoring completed at Cliffe Avenue and 5th Street, expanding to other intersections

Safety and accessibility improvements have been completed at one of Courtenay’s busiest intersections. The City of Courtenay said intelligent...

City of Courtenay celebrates opening of Arden Active Transportation Bridge

A ribbon-cutting ceremony was held earlier this week to mark the opening of the Arden Active Transportation Bridge.

City of Courtenay crews responding to impacts from Friday morning’s rainstorm

Crews are addressing downed power lines at the intersection of Dingwall and McQuillan roads and water pooling on several roadways.
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