Kicking off the sixth Elevate Arts fest in downtown Courtenay

The Comox Valley Child Development Association is campaigning to build an Autism Centre of Excellence

Another application in Courtenay for a ‘secondary suite’ will go to public hearing June 12.

The NICBotCamps are returning for 2017.

Two women from the Comox Valley, Susan Holvenstot and Sally Gellard, ventured into the wilds of northern B.C. last March to support indigenous occupation camps stopping pipelines and fracked gas terminals. Come hear their story Tuesday, May 30 at the Wachiay Friendship Centre, 1625 McPhee Ave. in Courtenay, starting at 7 p.m.

Do you like having fun and feeling good? Do you enjoy delicious food? If so, you may enjoy the Feel Good Gala on Saturday, June 3 at the beautifully renovated and decorated Native Sons Hall.

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Comox council gave third reading to a 19-lot single-family subdivision on Lazo Road at Wednesday’s meeting, but some councillors inquired about the need for more park space in the area.

Courtenay’s mayor and two councillors went down swinging last week against final adoption of the city’s controversial new tree protection and management bylaw.

Dancers, entertainers, local dignitaries and organizations filled downtown Cumberland Monday during the annual Victoria Day parade on Dunsmuir Avenue.