How has the City of Courtenay’s growth changed the river?
The City of Courtenay is shoring up the banks of the Courtenay River to protect infrastructure from future flood events.
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Comox Valley candidates talk education at local forum
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Discourse Community Publishing reached out to mental health care experts to better understand how involuntary addictions treatment currently works.
What are Comox Valley provincial election candidates saying about housing?
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What are Comox Valley candidates saying about health care?
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Family Watershed Day in Courtenay offers education for all ages
The event includes guided walks, a raffle and face painting for the little ones.
K’ómoks First Nation and CVRD stand against ‘comedy’ troupe
K'ómoks First Nation is urging venues to cancel engagement with
groups who perpetuate harmful stereotypes and trivialize gender-based violence.
Why are these Courtenay apartments being demolished?
The land that the Anderton Arms apartment building is on is unstable — here’s why, and who is most affected.
Comox Valley candidates talk education at local forum
Comox Valley’s provincial election candidates gathered at Vanier Secondary School on to answer questions about education funding, mental health, SOGI 123 and more.
Q&A: What do the Comox Valley’s provincial election candidates say about environmental issues?
The Discourse asked Comox Valley B.C. election candidates where they stand on climate issues and local regulatory gaps.
Involuntary addictions treatment: Here’s what experts want you to know before you vote
Discourse Community Publishing reached out to mental health care experts to better understand how involuntary addictions treatment currently works.
What are Comox Valley provincial election candidates saying about housing?
Courtenay-Comox and Mid Island-Pacific Rim candidates answer reader questions about housing
What are Comox Valley candidates saying about health care?
Courtenay-Comox and Mid Island-Pacific Rim candidates answer questions about health care
What B.C. election issues are top of mind in the Comox Valley?
The B.C. election is on Oct.19. Here’s what the Comox Valley wants to ask candidates about.
Family Watershed Day in Courtenay offers education for all ages
The event includes guided walks, a raffle and face painting for the little ones.
K’ómoks First Nation and CVRD stand against ‘comedy’ troupe
K'ómoks First Nation is urging venues to cancel engagement with groups who perpetuate harmful stereotypes and trivialize gender-based violence.