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Ribbon-cutting for Operation Freedom Paws
Comox Valley Ribfest 2022 a Success!
Thanks to everyone that came out to support ComoxValleyRibfest.ca this weekend
Stay cool, stay hydrated, stay safe on those hot summer days
We hope you are staying safe and cool out there with this heat. It’s been difficult for many people. If you’re struggling please seek out the cooling centers in town. The City of Courtenay has some great resources to beat the heat!
VIDEO: Courtenay Mayor Bob Wells and family shaken but safe after being caught in Alberta hailstorm
Courtenay Mayor Bob Wells and his family are safe, but their van was severely damaged in an Alberta hailstorm Monday afternoon. While travelling to Manitoba for a family reunion, the Wells family got caught in a torrential storm, just south of Red Deer, Alberta. Hailstones, some reportedly the size of grapefruits, battered vehicles along the Queen Elizabeth II Highway. Wells posted a Facebook Live video afterwards, showing the extensive damage to his vehicle.
Mayor Bob Wells Re-Election Announcement
I’m so excited to announce that I will be running to be re-elected as Mayor for the City of Courtenay.
Island Musicfest – Conversation with Doug Cox, Artistic Director
For almost 90 minutes I chat with my good friend and Artistic Director, Doug Cox, about Vancouver Island Musicfest and what music lovers can expect in 2022.
Electric Vehicle Charging Stations Coming to the Comox Valley
Comox Valley residents will soon have more options for plugging in electric vehicles.
Canada United Small Business Fund
Is your business struggling because of Covid-19? Check this out!
12th Annual Mayors Golf Charity Classic
Book your spot today for the 12th Annual Mayors Golf Charity Classic!
Council to discuss Courtenay bylaws on home-based businesses
Courtenay City Council to discuss motion for expanding permitted home-based businesses.
City of Courtenay 2019 annual report
The City of Courtenay has released the draft 2019 Annual Report highlighting progress on Council’s strategic priorities, as well as the audited financial statements.
August 4th City Council Meeting
August 4th City Council Meeting – OCP Update on Public Online Survey and Meetings.
Dangerous Tree removed from Puntledge River
A huge thanks to city staff and the Department of Fisheries and Oceans for coming up with a safe plan to remove it.
Comox Valley Economic Recovery Task Force
The CV ERTF is a collaborative initiative representing the CVRD, City of Courtenay, Town of Comox, Village of Cumberland, K’ómoks First Nation, and CFB 19 Wing Comox, which will oversee the Technical Advisory Sub-Committee (TAC).
The Rainbow Crosswalk
So proud of the statement Courtenay City Council has made with our Pride crosswalk. In these times of bigotry and discrimination we need to stand up for all members of our community to make sure we are all treated equally.
New Signage at Seal Bay Nature Park
Fantastic to see reconciliation in action!
City of Courtenay CAO announces retirement
Thanks to David we have been setup for success and I wish him all the best in retirement.
Comox Valley Regional District Re-opening of public spaces
After careful preparation and planning, the Comox Valley local governments are announcing a limited reopening of select outdoor recreation facilities in Comox, Courtenay, Cumberland and the Comox Valley Regional District (CVRD).