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Courtenay resident survey returns Nov. 5

The City of Courtenay is preparing to launch its annual resident survey next month, asking people for their views on municipal services and community priorities.

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

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.

New initiative launched to strengthen neighbourhood connections in Courtenay

Courtenay residents are being invited to take part in a new community-building initiative. 

Comox Valley Schools looking to update its Long-Range Facilities Plan, seeking public feedback

Comox Valley Schools is seeking public feedback as it works to update its long-range facilities plan. 

New survey to help develop Courtenay’s Strategic Transportation Plan

The City of Courtenay is seeking community feedback to help develop a new strategic transportation plan. 

2025 Resident Satisfaction Survey results to be discussed at Courtenay council meeting Wednesday

Courtenay residents’ views will be discussed at the city’s first council meeting of 2026. 

Upcoming survey to help develop City of Courtenay’s Accessibility Plan

Courtenay residents are being encouraged to help identify accessibility barriers in the community. 

Your Courtenay, Your Voice survey live until Nov. 21

The City of Courtenay has launched its 2025 resident survey, “Your Courtenay, Your Voice,” which will run until Nov. 21.

CVRD seeking community feedback on the future of Spike Road Park

The Comox Valley Regional District is asking for public feedback on the future of Spike Road Park. 

Annual resident survey returns to Courtenay in November

Courtenay residents will have the opportunity to give input to city council next month through the annual “Your Courtenay, Your Voice” survey. 

Survey launched offering feedback for integration and well-being

The Immigrant Welcome Centre says its new survey will give new feedback about integration and well-being in the Comox...
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