Other activities include an outdoor nightclub and a Sunday drag brunch

Train ride, a mysterious break-in, and family trouble all part of young adult novel set in Valley

Members of the general public will see an increase in traffic from Monday, July 24 through to mid-September along Kilmorely Road, Ryan Road, Veteran’s Memorial Parkway and Piercy Road. This is in support of projects and contracts being conducted at 19 Wing Comox.

The City of Courtenay has partnered with Forum Research Inc. to conduct a telephone and online Resident Survey – Your Courtenay, Your Voice. The survey launches today, July 24, 2023, to gather thoughts and opinions from the community. Access the survey at https://survey.forumresearch.com/SE/1/COR2/

Music festivals and outdoor concerts abound at this time of the year

Click below for sounds from Market Day while you scroll the photos!

On July 18, twenty-eight ladies from Nanaimo, Qualicum and Courtenay lawn bowling clubs gathered in Bill Moore Park.

Sandy Hill elementary students handpainted signs to be used at August event

Comox Valley Schools thanks the Glacier Newcomers’ Alumnae Association for fundraising and donating dry foods to students at School District 71 over the past two years.

5 stages, more than 50 performers, plus food and various vendors equals a weekend of family fun