Tag: Comox Valley RD

CVRD Opening New Park in Black Creek

The Comox Valley Regional District is celebrating the opening of a new park on Friday, October 13th. Manager of Parks...

Comox Valley water system under stage 3 restrictions starting September 10th

Starting Sunday, September 10th, BC Hydro will be doing annual maintenance work at the Puntledge River Generating Station. Because of...

Residents welcome to open house on new Civic Centre

An open house is taking place on the proposed Civic Centre regional office for the Comox Valley Regional District....

Land Trust acquires Tsolum Commons

The property along the Tsolum River known as the Tsolum Commons has been sold to the Comox Valley Land...

New toll booth installed on Comox Valley logging road

Residents will soon have to pay to cross along the Comox Logging Road. A new toll booth is going up...

CVRD board approves 2017 budget

The Comox Valley R-D has adopted its budget for 2017. The budget includes a total consolidated budget of $112.2 million...

RD holding open house on Exhibition Grounds Draft Master Plan

The Regional District is holding an open house to showcase the Comox Valley Exhibition Grounds draft Master Plan. RD spokesperson...

RD hosting workshops to gather feedback on rec centres

A pair of workshops are taking place this week to discuss indoor recreation in the Comox Valley. The Comox...
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