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Wells concerned over drop-out rumour; Jangula responds

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COURTENAY, B.C. – The 2018 municipal election is less than a week away, and candidates are in the final...

Incoming Inspector expected by early August: Jangula

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Story by James Wood, MyComoxValleyNow.com  COURTENAY, B.C- The Comox Valley’s new cop hadn’t been planning on a new job. Inspector Mike...

Tributes Continue to Pour in for Late Comox Valley Activist

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Communities on Vancouver Island continue to mourn the death of long-time Comox Valley resident and activist Ruth Masters. The World...

The Saga of Leaf Compassion Continues

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The conflict between the Leaf Compassion marijuana dispensary, City of Courtenay and Comox Valley RCMP is ongoing. The Courtenay-based store-front...

Courtenay Council to Discuss Marijuana Bill

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At its meeting tonight, Courtenay council will discuss the Bill C-45 Cannabis Act, in relation to consideration of business...

Jangula represents Courtenay at UBCM

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The Mayor of Courtenay says the UBCM Convention was a success, and a very busy week. Larry Jangula says...

Courtenay approves 5-year Sewer Fund Financial Plan

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The city of Courtenay has approved the 2017-2021 sewer fund financial plan. Mayor Larry Jangula says residents will see...

Public hearing set to discuss restricting paid parking

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Courtenay council is working towards eliminating payed parking around the region. Mayor Larry Jangula says nothing has been finalized,...

Mayor’s Cup game raising funds for KidSport Comox Valley

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The 7th annual Mayor's Cup is tomorrow. The hockey game pits Comox against Courtenay and serves as a fundraiser...

Mayor sets record straight on Comox Valley Air Quality

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Recent reports have suggested that the city of Courtenay has one of the worst air qualities across Canada and...

Visiting with Mayor Jangula

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If you've got a concern about issues at the city of Courtenay. you can take advantage of the Mayor's...

Waste management a top priority for Courtenay staff in 2017

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The city of Courtenay has a lot of projects on the go for the New Year. Mayor Larry Jangula...

Courtenay Mayor reflects on work done in 2016

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2016 was a big year for the city of Courtenay. The past 12 months were a follow-up to last...

Long-time resident recognized for hard work

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A long-time resident of Courtenay has been recognized for her work in the community. Marlene Oolo has received a certificate...

Courtenay Mayor speaks up on municipal policing costs

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The Mayor of Courtenay and former RCMP member believes there's a disparity between different communities across the province when...

Complete Streets Project moving forward

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The city of Courtenay's Complete Streets Project is moving along. Mayor Larry Jangula says there have been 5 design options...
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