It’s been a long road for the folks from the Comox Valley Sierra Club in their battle against the development of a Gas n Go petrol station smack bang in the middle of what we now know to be the …
Sierra Club Comox Valley
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1950 Ford F86 1 Ton pickup – $9900 (Comox) Good deal for a good cause. Save the Estuary.
Upcoming events ———————————————————- Hope for the Comox Valley – Benefit Event and Dance in Support of the Save the Estuary Campaign by Sierra Club Comox Valley. with Joanna Finch and the Stellar Jays. Ballroom, Latin and Swing and Country by …
From Mike Bell (read the article on Tidechange.ca), People have been asking us why we are appealing the January 20, 2010 court decision which allows the issuing of the development permit for the proposed Gas N Go station on the …
OTTAWA–Sierra Club Canada is appealing the BC Supreme Court decision on the Gas N Go project in Comox Valley, British Columbia. The court ruled against Sierra Club Canada’s request to quash the issuing of a development permit for the gas …
Comox Valley Echo Published: Friday, January 22, 2010 Want to learn about Canada’s first female meteorologist, how to prune your trees and shrubs, the history of the Courtenay River Estuary, organic gardening, local bird species? Want to hear what Highland School’s …
Burning the Future: Coal in America A film about the impact of coal mining on communities Monday, January 18, 7 pm, Fanny Bay Hall – Admission by donation. This multi-award winning documentary examines the conflict between the coal industry and …
An interesting article in the Comox Valley Echo by Paul Horgen on the Courtenay River Estuary: The culmination of a year’s coordinated effort.
Read the article by Colleen Dane in the Comox Valley Record of 9 December 2009.
