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6th Street Bridge

6th Street Bridge

Construction starts this fall on a new river crossing from 6th Street to Simms Park for cyclists, pedestrians and other people-powered transportation
An aerial image of the Courtenay River looking south toward the 5th Street Bridge, overlooking the Anderton Avenue retaining wall. Part of Downtown Courtenay is in the background..

Anderton Wall Project

Three vacant buildings next to a failing retaining wall on the Courtenay River will be removed this summer. In the future, the shoreline will be naturalized
Comox Valley Art Gallery

Strategic Cultural Plan

Explore the City's plan to identify key gaps and opportunities in cultural services and infrastructure
Aerial view of McPhee Meadows and the Puntledge River, looking south toward City of Courtenay, mountains and blue sky.

McPhee Meadows

Construction on the first phase of McPhee Meadows Park starts summer 2025

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Advancing reconciliation across all initiatives

The City of Courtenay is dedicated to ensuring the history, culture and contributions of the K’ómoks First Nation, Métis, Inuit and Urban Indigenous peoples are not only acknowledged but celebrated throughout the city.