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Province plans spring sprayings to prevent invasive spongy moths in Courtenay

Province plans spring sprayings to prevent invasive spongy moths in Courtenay

The insects pose a threat to trees, crops and the economy, ministry says
NIC: ‘Learning Our Way’ means listening to Indigenous communities

NIC: ‘Learning Our Way’ means listening to Indigenous communities

‘Learning Our Way is teaching the teachings that we First Nations received all through our lives’
VIDEO: ‘This is a parent’s worst nightmare’; father of missing Bella Coola man

VIDEO: ‘This is a parent’s worst nightmare’; father of missing Bella Coola man

A $10,000 reward offered for information regarding disappearance of Carl Schooner Jr.
Volunteers help restore Courtenay site to natural habitat

Volunteers help restore Courtenay site to natural habitat

Volunteers have installed about 5,000 plants on the Kus-kus-sum site, a former sawmill next to the 17th Street Bridge along Comox Road, which Project Watershed is restoring to a tidally influenced riparian habitat. The end state goal is to emulate the neighboring Hollyhock Flats, Project Watershed Society executive director Caitlin Pierzchalski said in a Jan. 11 presentation to Courtenay council.
Dashboard will help Comox Valley Regional District monitor growth goals

Dashboard will help Comox Valley Regional District monitor growth goals

The Comox Valley Regional District recently launched a Regional Growth Strategy Performance Monitoring Dashboard to help monitor the progress of the eight RGS goals.
BC Hydro advises to stay clear of Puntledge River

BC Hydro advises to stay clear of Puntledge River

With the ongoing wet weather, BC Hydro is extending its public safety advisory to stay away from the Puntledge River with the higher flow conditions through Jan. 23. Temporary safety signage that’s been placed along the river to advise of the dangerous river flows has been updated with the date extension.
Courtenay launches weekly food waste collection service

Courtenay launches weekly food waste collection service

Courtenay residents included in the city’s residential curbside collection program can now participate in weekly food waste collection – a new service for the city – within the recently launched organics program. This new waste diversion opportunity is in part thanks to the completion of the new Comox Strathcona Waste Management (CSWM) Regional Compost Facility.
Workshops to help build extreme temperature resiliency in North Island

Workshops to help build extreme temperature resiliency in North Island

Public invited to join in one of two workshops this month
Should B.C. allow cannabis lounges and cafes? Survey gets mixed reviews

Should B.C. allow cannabis lounges and cafes? Survey gets mixed reviews

Support high for cannabis consumption spaces among users, but police, health experts more cautions
Kindergarten registration opening for 2023-2024 school year

Kindergarten registration opening for 2023-2024 school year

Kindergarten registration for children entering the public education school system for the 2023/24 school year opens Tuesday, Jan. 10 for Indigenous, French Immersion and Montessori programs. Registration for neighbourhood schools opens Monday, Jan. 16. Navigate Fine Arts eCademy and Compass program registration opens Feb. 1. To be eligible for enrolment into kindergarten, a child must be five years of age by Dec. 31.
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