The City of Courtenay has declared a residential home a “nuisance property,”

There is an upcoming Public Hearing.

I am proud to support such an incredible cause that brings so much value to our community members. You Are Not Alone!

The Comox Valley RCMP, in consult with Courtenay council, has identified crime reduction as one of six community priority issues for the city.

The City of Courtenay is among 25 municipalities across Canada to complete an intensive climate action pilot project, charting a course to new climate-friendly goals in the city’s Official Community Plan (OCP) – and establishing Courtenay as national and international leader on local climate action.

Missing the top 10 list by one spot, Courtenay was ranked as one of the top spots in Canada in terms of livability by an insurance and money products comparison website.

Originally published by the Comox Valley Record on Dec. 19, 2017 2:30 p.m. The Comox Valley Coalition to End Homelessness appealed Monday to Courtenay council to provide land where modular units for the homeless could be constructed. The coalition is facing deadlines,...

Originally published by the Comox Valley Record on Dec. 5, 2017 4:30 p.m. In a 4-2 vote, Courtenay council defeated a motion from Mayor Larry Jangula which proposed measures to streamline approval processes for housing projects. The idea would be to stimulate rental...

Originally published by the Comox Valley Record on Nov. 6, 2017 10:30 a.m. Measures will provide a secure supply of reliable, high-quality drinking water for decades to come The Comox Valley Regional District (CVRD) is planning to construct a new water treatment...

Startup Canada Day on the Hill is the largest annual national entrepreneurship event convening more than 1,100 entrepreneurs, innovators, investors, industry executives, government representatives, and media personalities annually to raise the bar for Canada as a...

In a 5-2 vote Monday, Courtenay council approved 12 new city staff positions that will be a $1 million-plus expense by next year. The rationale for the staffing bump concerns a 43 per cent growth in Courtenay’s population from 2001-2016. Staff growth during the same...

Comox council will send a letter in opposition to the Village of Cumberland's inclusion in a meeting with the province on turbidity issues at Perseverance Creek and the regional water system. The letter will urge the Comox Valley Regional District to follow its own...

Comox Valley posted Dec 14, 2016 at 12:00 PM - Scott Stanfield, Record staff. Comox Valley Regional District directors have re-elected Bruce Jolliffe as chair of the board and Bob Wells as vice-chair. Jolliffe is the director for Area A (Baynes Sound - Denman/Hornby...

It's not a scandal on the scale of Anthony Weiner "sexting" photos of himself. But the issue of "texting" has raised a bit of a scuffle at Courtenay council: Should elected officials be sending, or receiving and reading, texts from their cell phones while sitting at...