Your Vote Matters
The Comox Valley Regional District (CVRD) in partnership with the City of Courtenay, Town of Comox and Village of Cumberland are encouraging residents to vote on October 20, 2018 in the local government elections.
“Every resident has their own opinions, values, and concerns regarding their community,” explains Jake Martens, CVRD Deputy Chief Election Officer. “No matter where you live, your vote can help shape your neighborhood and community on important issues such as traffic management, education, parks, recreation, emergency services, infrastructure projects and so many more.”
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A Palestinian International Human Rights Lawyer’s Perspective
Twenty-five years after the historic Oslo Accords between Israel and Palestine, a two-state solution is no longer feasible. This being the case, what is the solution? What are we as Canadian civil society called to do? What is the responsibility of the Canadian government under domestic and international law? Comox Valley residents interested in Middle East current affairs will have a unique opportunity to hear what is happening currently on the ground in Palestine from a respected international human rights lawyer. Jonathan Kuttab will address the topic, “New Thinking for Post-Oslo-Palestine: Challenges & Opportunities.”
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HAROLD LONG JOINS THE RACE FOR COURTENAY MAYOR
Harold Long says Courtenay has outgrown small town thinking, should plan for sea level rise, calls a subdivision at Stotan Falls a ‘bad idea’ and wants to densify the urban core to preserve downtown businesses. And he’s disappointed in incumbent Mayor Larry Jangula. Harold Long, a three-term Courtenay council member in the 1980s, will launch a return to city politics this week, this time in a run for the mayor’s chair.
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Work ahead for MPs heading back to Ottawa, says Blaney
Special to TideChange North-Island-Powell River MP Rachel Blaney is anticipating a busy schedules of debates on bills before parliament, she told journalists on Friday, September 14th. It has been a hard summer for forest fires, even in this riding, she commented,...
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Eduardo Uranga announces candidacy for Mayor of Cumberland
As a Mayor of the Village of Cumberland, I will provide leadership to the council by recommending bylaws, resolutions and other measures that may assist the peace, order and good government, I will communicate information to the council to facilitate sound decisions, I will provide general direction to municipal officers respecting implementation of municipal policies, programs and other directions of the council, always reflecting the will of council.
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Doug Hillian Seeking Re-election
Doug Hillian: “I’m pleased to let you know that I will be seeking re-election for a fourth term on Courtenay City Council and am hoping I can count on your support. Please check out my website and let me know what you think.”
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Judi Murakami would encourage the City of Courtenay Council to address backyard issues and the bottom line of the ledger
Judi Murakami, an active senior volunteer, filed a City of Courtenay Councilor candidacy form Sept 5. Upon retiring to the Comox Valley after a busy career, Judi now has a breadth of local experience as a result of her service in many capacities. Her campaign presents a unique constellation of beneficial objectives.
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Comox Valley Sustainability Forum 2
On October 20, voters in the Comox Valley will be electing mayors, councillors, school district board members and electoral area directors.
Local government, be it in a village, town, city or electoral area, shapes the community it serves with its decision making. Therefore, it’s critical we ensure our elected officials adopt policies and bylaws that will form the basis for creating both a sustainable community and environment, not only for ourselves but for future generations.
Kishi seeks re- election to Cumberland Council
Roger Kishi is seeking re- election to Cumberland Council in the local government elections on October 20, 2018. Kishi was first elected to Cumberland Council in November 2011, and re- elected in November 2014.
“I look forward to continuing to serve the residents of Cumberland on Council,” says Kishi. “I believe that my experience, knowledge and commitment can serve the Village in to the future.”
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