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Aging infrastructure a key theme in Cumberland’s rec, arts and culture plan

Aging infrastructure a key theme in Cumberland’s rec, arts and culture plan

Questions linger around emphasis of the museum and heritage themes so far
Indigenous leaders seek RCMP response after marchers hit by truck in Mission

Indigenous leaders seek RCMP response after marchers hit by truck in Mission

‘They are holding his truck more accountable than him’
Cumberland’s home market still hotter than most in region

Cumberland’s home market still hotter than most in region

“Demand was incredibly heavy across Vancouver Island”
Facility to support youth struggling with mental health and substance use opens in the Comox Valley

Facility to support youth struggling with mental health and substance use opens in the Comox Valley

Foundry Comox Valley officially opened in Courtenay on June 6
Cumberland council orders clean-up again at house

Cumberland council orders clean-up again at house

The village cites 33 written complaints about the site this time
Comox Valley Regional District sets targets to reduce corporate GHG emissions

Comox Valley Regional District sets targets to reduce corporate GHG emissions

On June 6 of last year, the temperature exceeded 50C in at least four countries. The 2021 Pacific Northwest heat wave was ‘the most anomalous extreme heat event ever observed on earth since records began two centuries ago.’ The temperature hit 49C last June in Lytton, B.C., while Seattle and Portland reached 42.2C and 46.7C respectively.
Comox Valley board reviews committee structure, school trustee pay

Comox Valley board reviews committee structure, school trustee pay

Staff to present options for board members at final meeting of school year
Construction complete on East Courtenay sewer main

Construction complete on East Courtenay sewer main

The Greenwood Trunk sewer main in East Courtenay is complete.
Gord Johns vows to keep fighting, despite toxic drug crisis bill rejection

Gord Johns vows to keep fighting, despite toxic drug crisis bill rejection

Courtenay-Alberni MP’s Bill C-216 aimed to legislate health-based approach to substance use
Cumberland child care construction could begin in September

Cumberland child care construction could begin in September

“We have a lot of kids in the community that can’t get access to child care.”
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