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L’Arche housing project taking shape in Courtenay

Community Wylie Henderson -
At an event Friday, Aug. 14, staff and core members showed off progress, with the foundation for its Anchorage building now in place.

Next phase of Comox Fire Rescue station beginning after demolition portion wraps up

Town of Comox Nathan Maley -
A major milestone has been reached in the Comox Fire Rescue station upgrade project. 

Upgrades to Robb Avenue coming as construction scheduled to start in July

Town of Comox Nathan Maley -
Infrastructure improvements are coming to Robb Avenue in Comox. 

Mount Washington Firehall project officially breaks ground

Comox Valley Regional District Nathan Maley -
Construction on the new Mount Washington fire hall is officially underway. 

Construction projects taking shape in Comox Valley

Community Wylie Henderson -
A pair of significant construction projects are taking shape in the Comox Valley. The City of Courtenay says the contractor...

Late summer traffic surge prompts reminder to slow down, keep roadside workers safe

Community Nathan Maley -
With the long weekend ahead and back-to-school routines starting next week, drivers are being urged to take extra care around roadside workers. 

First two transit exchange construction projects starting in the Comox Valley

BC Transit Nathan Maley -
Work is underway on a multi-million-dollar project aimed at improving transit service across the Comox Valley. 

Back Road safety at Valley View Drive intersection starting in August

City of Courtenay Nathan Maley -
Construction will soon begin on Back Road to help make a key intersection safer.  Starting August 5, crews from the...

City awards 6th Street Bridge construction contract to BC company

City of Courtenay Hussam Elghussein -
A BC company will begin constructing Courtenay’s 6th Street Bridge this September. The city has awarded a contract for bridge...

Construction firms and skilled trades workers honoured during April

Community my-comox-valley-now -
April is Construction and Skilled Trades Month in BC. The month of recognition for more than 28,000 construction companies and...

Corridor improvements coming to 17th street

News my-comox-valley-now -
Upgrades to improve safety for road users will be coming to 17th Street this year. The City of Courtenay says...

Essential commercial travel now possible on Coquihalla Highway

News my-comox-valley-now -
With Highway 5 now open for commercial vehicles weighing up to 11,794 kg, the travel restrictions on Highway 3 will be lifted Tuesday.

Lane closures expected on Old Island Highway for repaving work

News Justin Goulet -
COURTENAY, B.C. - Commuters are being advised of some roadwork along the Old Island Highway (Highway 19A) later this...

Island Building Permits on the Rise

News Justin Goulet -
Building permits on Vancouver Island reached the highest dollar value ever recorded in the July to September 2017 period. ...

Sewer Pipe Inspections to Take Place in Courtenay

News Justin Goulet -
A contractor has begun sewer pipe inspections at different locations in Courtenay. The inspections are planned primarily over large sections...

City Upgrading 10th Street & Hobson Avenue Intersection

News Justin Goulet -
The City of Courtenay is upgrading the intersection of 10th Street East and Hobson Avenue. The upgrades will include: The...
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