Tag: Goose Spit

CVRD inviting residents to explore parks in the Comox Valley

Comox Valley Regional District Nathan Maley -
Comox Valley residents are being invited to connect with nature, learn about conservation efforts and celebrate some of the electoral area’s most valued public spaces. 

Sewer leak fixed, Comox Valley may resume flushing

Comox Valley Regional District Wylie Henderson -
The CVRD said residents could resume using toilets, dishwashers, laundry machines and other household water-related services.

HMCS Discovery training to take place in and around Comox waters this weekend

Community Nathan Maley -
Residents in the Comox Valley may notice an increased military presence this weekend, but officials say there is no cause for concern. 

Goose Spit Climate Resiliency project receiving $275k grant from Province of BC

Comox Valley Regional District Nathan Maley -
New funding from the B.C. Government will make Goose Spit Park more climate resilient. 

HMCS Quadra sewer forcemain project resumes

News Justin Goulet -
The HMCS Quadra sewer force-main project is back underway after a summer break. CVRD Manager of Capital Projects Charlie Gore...

Sewer work on this week at Goose Spit

News Justin Goulet -
Construction begins this week on a new sewer force-main along Goose Spit. Kris La Rose is the Senior Manager...

RD planning upgrade to Goose Spit sewer line

News Justin Goulet -
The Comox Valley Regional District is looking to upgrade the sewer line on Goose Spit. The RD presented details of...

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