Tag: Comox Marina

Nautical Days Festival to take over Comox this weekend

Comox Nautical Days returns for its 68th anniversary this B.C. Day long weekend. 

Emergency fishery ban lifted following sewage leak lifted after levels deemed safe

Harvest bans on aquatic species such as clams and oysters that were imposed following a sewage leak near the Comox Marina last month have been fully lifted. 

Water quality advisory lifted for majority of Comox Harbour

Water activities can resume in most of Comox Harbour and the estuary. 

Temporary delays, closures coming to Comox Marina Boat Launch June 23 – 25

Boaters may face delays and closures at the Comox Marina later this month. 

Comox Marina main dock now open to the public

Comox Municipal Marina will be more accessible to residents and visitors after the main dock was opened to the public. 

Dragon boat races taking over Comox Marina Park Saturday

A day full of paddling races is set to take over local waters this weekend. 

Community gathering Sunday to remember mother, child killed at Comox Lake

After a tragic incident at Comox Lake last week, a community gathering has been planned for this weekend to remember those who died. 

CP-140 Aurora to fly over Comox Marina this afternoon

You can catch a Royal Canadian Airforce aircraft flying over Comox Marina this afternoon. That comes from 19 Wing Comox,...

Work underway on splash park in Comox

Work is underway on the new splash park in Comox. The project is part of the Marina Park Boardwalk development. Mayor...

Boat sinks in Comox after taking on too much snow

The recent snowfall caused some discomfort in the Comox Valley. It also caused a sailboat to go underwater in Comox. ...

Comox Marina Vitalization Project moving along

Plans are moving forward on the Comox Marina Waterfront Vitalization Project. Mayor Paul Ives says staff received two bids from...
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Cumberland eases water restrictions

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