Tag: Road Closures

One-way traffic to move from Comox Road to Comox Hill this May

After two months of construction, one-way traffic will soon move from Comox Road to Comox Hill. The Comox Valley Regional District...

Intersection of Beaufort Ave & Port Augusta St to close starting Monday

For two days, a Comox intersection will be closed due to road construction. That’s according to the Comox Valley Regional...

Two parts of 17th Street to close next week

COURTENAY, B.C. – Two sections of 17th Street in Courtenay will be repaved next week. The city said this...

RCMP investigating fatal morning crash

Mounties in the Comox Valley are investigating a fatal two-car crash that happened earlier today. RCMP Constable Rob Gardner says police...

Work being done on Lerwick Road near new hospital site

Road work is taking place on Lerwick Rd, starting today. Manager of Transportation and Utilities with the City of Courtenay,...
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