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

Community Wylie Henderson -
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.

Comox Valley election candidates declared

Elections Wylie Henderson -
The nomination period for October’s municipal election has ended, with local chief election officers declaring candidates as of Sept. 11.

North Island college prepare to invite students to Comox campus to kick off fall semester 

North Island College Tyler Hay -
North Island College will welcome new and returning students to its Comox Valley campus for orientation on Sept. 9. 

Town of Comox hails 2026 Nautical Days festival as a success

Town of Comox Wylie Henderson -
The Town of Comox says this year’s Nautical Days Festival brought thousands of residents and visitors to Comox Marina Park over the B.C. Day long weekend.

New totem pole taking shape for Comox Ave roundabout 

Town of Comox Tyler Hay -
The Town of Comox is sharing an update on a totem pole set to be installed at the Comox Avenue-Glacier View Roundabout this fall. 

B.C. Securities Commission alleges man committed nearly $5 million in fraud while in Comox

Crime Nathan Maley -
An Alberta man is being alleged to have committed nearly $5 million in fraud and made false statements under oath. 

CVRD continuing regular monitoring of sewage spill site

Comox Valley Regional District Wylie Henderson -
The CVRD said water and sediment testing in the area is continuing every two weeks to inform the current advisory.

BC Hydro powering movie night in Comox with electric vehicle July 24

Energy & Utilities Wylie Henderson -
BC Hydro is bringing a unique outdoor movie experience to Comox later this month.

Two more seasonal farmers’ markets to begin operation next week

Community Nathan Maley -
The Comox Valley Farmers’ Market is expanding its summer schedule with two additional seasonal markets starting next week. 

Comox Valley Chamber seeks feedback from businesses impacted by Do Not Flush order

Chamber of Commerce Wylie Henderson -
The request follows a sewer leak at the Comox Pump Station near the Comox Marina that prompted a "Do Not Flush" order during the afternoon and early evening of May 26.

MLA raises concerns over Queneesh Trailer Park closure

Community my-comox-valley-now -
Courtenay-Comox MLA Brennan Day has been meeting with residents of the Queneesh Trailer Park following news the site will close in early 2028.

CVRD teams up with C4 Ball Hockey League to launch youth program

Community Wylie Henderson -
The Comox Valley Regional District has launched a new partnership aimed at giving young players more opportunities to play ball hockey through the spring and early summer.

Construction of downtown Comox transit exchange to resume next week

BC Transit Nathan Maley -
Work is set to continue on a transit improvement project in the Comox Valley. 

Comox Valley Schools seeking feedback on proposed schedules through 2029

School District 71 Wylie Henderson -
Comox Valley Schools is putting together schedules for the next three academic years and is asking parents to provide feedback through an online survey.

North Island-Powell River MP appointed as member of Building Canada Act Committee

Uncategorized Sage Daniels -
Aaron Gunn, MP for North Island–Powell River, has been appointed to the special joint committee on the Exercise of Powers Under the Building Canada Act, known as BCAN.

CVRD keeps emergency operations centre open as flood recovery begins

Comox Valley Regional District Wylie Henderson -
The Comox Valley Regional District says its Emergency Operations Centre will remain open as flood response shifts to recovery.
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