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For now, directors support a staff recommendation not to place bins at the sites

In response to the toxic drug crisis that continues to ravage communities around B.C. and across Canada, the Comox Valley Art Gallery partnered with Thompson Rivers University, and AVI Health and Community Services to create a unique project called Walk With Me.

The Comox Valley Regional District now offers four sledges and accessories available for use at the Comox Valley Sports Centre arenas to help make ice sports more accessible. The two child and two adult sized sledges were funded in part by the Government of Canada鈥檚 Enabling Accessibility Fund program.

Spectators and participants at Courtenay council meetings will soon have more breathing room. Council has approved moving the physical meeting location from Courtenay City Hall to the larger Comox Valley Regional District (CVRD) Civic Room at 770 Harmston Ave.

Timothy Durkin faces B.C. Securities Commission in November

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Courtenay council held a special meeting at 11:30 a.m. Tuesday, in response to the early morning fire at the Travelodge Courtenay on Cliffe Avenue next to Driftwood Mall.

The motel is used as a supportive housing facility

As Halloween approaches, the City of Courtenay and the Courtenay Fire Department are reminding residents that fireworks are restricted within city limits.

There is still uncertainty around extent to which testing is sent away versus done locally