Tag: Waste Management

Yard waste drop-off point opens at McKenzie Avenue this month

Community Hussam Elghussein - March 8, 2025

Starting this month, residents can drop off extra yard waste at the end of McKenzie Avenue. On social media, the...

New ocean plastic centre to help keep valley beaches clean

News Justin Waddell - June 13, 2022

A new recycling depot has opened in Cumberland to deal with ocean plastics and other waste washing up on...

CSWM working to reduce illegal dumping

News Justin Goulet - April 26, 2017

Comox Strathcona Waste Management is launching a new program to try and reduce illegal dumping in the region. Bylaw Compliance...

Funding benefits infrastructure & waste management projects in the region

News Justin Goulet - March 15, 2017

The Comox Valley is befitting from provincial and federal funding towards infrastructure projects. MLA Don McRae says over $1-million ...

Waste management a top priority for Courtenay staff in 2017

News Justin Goulet - January 3, 2017

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

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B.C. reports smaller-than-expected deficit for 2024, while taxpayer-supported debt nears $100B

Provincial August 7, 2025

British Columbia reported a smaller deficit than expected for the 2024-25 year, at $7.3 billion.

Town of Comox receives Bee City designation

Town of Comox August 7, 2025

The Town of Comox has been recognized for their work protecting bees, butterflies, and other insects.

RCMP looking for information about GMC truck leading up to fatal crash in Fanny Bay

RCMP August 7, 2025

B.C. Highway Patrol is looking for witnesses to provide details about the leadup to a fatal collision in Fanny Bay.

Eby urges fair support for B.C. after Carney meets with premiers on U.S. tariffs

Provincial August 6, 2025

Premier David Eby said a meeting Wednesday between the premiers and Prime Minister Mark Carney on the status of U.S. trade negotiations was “informative.”

Rainy weather not enough to dampen wildfires in B.C.