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The Cousins Avenue Upgrades project is moving into detailed design, and we want to show you what's planned before constr...
06/13/2026

The Cousins Avenue Upgrades project is moving into detailed design, and we want to show you what's planned before construction begins in 2027.

Drop by Cousins Park on Tuesday, June 16, between 4:30 and 7:30 p.m. to see the design, ask questions and meet the project team.

Learn more at www.courtenay.ca/cousins-avenue-upgrades

🎉 The Canada Day schedule is now available.Plan ahead for two days of free community events in Courtenay, including the ...
06/12/2026

🎉 The Canada Day schedule is now available.

Plan ahead for two days of free community events in Courtenay, including the Night Before Concert on June 30 and the parade, live music, family activities, food and vendors on July 1.

Mark your calendar and don’t miss it: courtenay.ca/canada-day

🚧 Puntledge River safety update: strainer hazard remains in placeCrews continue to address a strainer hazard along the P...
06/12/2026

🚧 Puntledge River safety update: strainer hazard remains in place
Crews continue to address a strainer hazard along the Puntledge River that is blocking the main tubing route. While conditions have improved, the obstruction is still present and poses a risk for weekend users.
⚠️ Please use caution, follow posted signage and consider alternate plans.
🔒 Trail closure notice:
The Condensory Trail will need to close again on Monday, June 15 to allow crews to safely bring in an excavator and remove the remaining root ball.
Thank you for your cooperation as we work to keep the river safe.

The 5th Street and Cliffe Avenue project is now complete. 🎉Thank you for your patience as crews worked to improve safety...
06/12/2026

The 5th Street and Cliffe Avenue project is now complete. 🎉
Thank you for your patience as crews worked to improve safety, accessibility and traffic flow at this key downtown intersection.
All lanes and pedestrian routes are open, with no further overnight closures planned.

06/12/2026

The Hello Neighbour initiative celebrates kindness, connection, and love of neighbourhoods through simple, shared stories and everyday actions. Thank you to Damien for sharing what he loves about his neighbourhood in Courtenay, from community resilience to neighbours helping one another through the housing crisis. Now we encourage you to share your stories. Add a pin to the interactive map and share: 📍 a story or 📸 a photo. Tell us what makes your neighbourhood special and what being neighbourly means to you. Visit: engagecomoxvalley.ca/hello-neighbour to contribute. Comox Valley Early Years Collaborative

👉 Catch up on key decisions from the June 10 Courtenay Council meeting.Council highlights include:➡️ Reserve Fund Policy...
06/11/2026

👉 Catch up on key decisions from the June 10 Courtenay Council meeting.

Council highlights include:
➡️ Reserve Fund Policy 1840.01
➡️ Request for 55+ BC Games support
➡️ What We Learned Report – Bill Moore and Dogwood Parks
➡️ Summer Park Events; Simms Summer Concerts and Parks Alive
➡️ Fees and Charges Amendment Bylaw No. 3220, 2026 (Park Bench Fees)

Read the full Council meeting highlights on our website: courtenay.ca (under News).

To view agendas, videos, and minutes (once available), visit courtenay.ca/councilmeetings.

06/11/2026

🚲🚴🚗Getting Here ⚽🎉
We're looking forward to welcoming everyone to the Comox Valley Kick Off event at the Comox Valley Exhibition Grounds on Friday, June 12 from 11:30 am – 8 pm!

comoxvalleyrd.ca/watchparty

Parking is limited, so we encourage attendees to consider alternative transportation options whenever possible.

🚲 Free Bike Valet
The Comox Valley Cycling Coalition will be providing a free supervised bike valet service throughout the event. Cycling is a convenient, environmentally friendly way to attend, and your bike will be securely monitored while you enjoy the festivities. Donations will be gratefully accepted to support the Coalition's cycling education, advocacy, and community programs.

🚗 Parking Information
Parking is available at designated event parking areas; however, spaces are limited. Please consider carpooling, cycling, or taking transit to help reduce parking demand. Members of the Rapids Rugby youth teams will be assisting with parking operations throughout the day.
Donations will be gratefully accepted to support youth rugby programs in the Comox Valley.

🚫 No Parking Areas
For the safety of attendees, residents, and emergency vehicle access, parking is not permitted on:
• Vanier Drive
• Headquarters Road
• Schellinck Drive
Vehicles parked in these areas may be subject to enforcement.

Please follow all event signage and directions from parking attendants.
Thank you for helping us make this a safe, enjoyable, and successful community event. We can't wait to celebrate with you!

Play-Full Events FunkYard POSH coat City of Courtenay Town of Comox Village of Cumberland

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830 Cliffe Avenue
Courtenay, BC
V9N2J7

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Friday 8:30am - 4:30pm

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+12503344441

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