CFCP-FM (Comox Valley, BC)

CFCP-FM is a radio station located in Courtenay, British Columbia, broadcasting at 98.9 FM with an active rock music format. Known as World Class Rock - 98.9 The GOAT, the station is owned by Vista Broadcast Group.

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Tribune Bay Park Campground getting redesigned by BC Parks

6 days ago | mycomoxvalleynow.com | Hussam Elghussein

The Tribune Bay Park Campground is getting a full redesign this year. BC Parks is currently redesigning the campground, which will see new sites with a variety of camping options and small, basic cabins included. The redesign will also offer electrified and non-electrified sites, new pit toilets, and a new shower building.
Simms Park Concert cancelled following passing of beloved musician

6 days ago | mycomoxvalleynow.com | Hussam Elghussein

Sunday’s Simms Park concert has been cancelled due to the passing of one of the performers. On Thursday, the City of Courtenay said that Anela Kahiamoe, a multi-instrumentalist known for bringing a Hawaiian flair and feel-good vibes to his music, had passed away. Kahiamoe was scheduled to perform the Duo of Duos concert with Melancholy Michael and Easy Street for the Simms Summer Concert series. The city sends their sincere condolences to Kahiamoe’s friends and family.
Safety advisory issued for select Puntledge River areas

1 week ago | mycomoxvalleynow.com | Hussam Elghussein

Stay clear of some parts of the Puntledge River this week as BC Hydro will increase water flows. Hydro is increasing spill from the Comox Dam starting tonight so they can effectively manage levels at the Comox Lake Reservoir. This comes as freshnet inflows continue to enter the reservoir. While this increase happens, Hydro says all released water will be directed down the Barber’s Hole, Nymph Falls, and Stotan Falls sections of the system because the powerhouse is currently out of service.
Over 70 people came out in support of WeCan fundraiser

1 week ago | mycomoxvalleynow.com | Hussam Elghussein

Many people cycled, ran and walked in support of Comox Valley housing on Father’s Day. Sunday saw the 40K For Them Fundraiser, an event focused on raising money for the WeCan Shelter Society, who are looking to buy extra land to build more homes for the unhoused. Over 70 people registered to cycle 40 kilometers, run or cycle 10 kilometers and walk 1 kilometer at 40 Knots Winery for the cause. The event included an after-party with food and live music.
Seven Youth Climate programs launch across BC for summer

1 week ago | mycomoxvalleynow.com | Hussam Elghussein

A BC initiative tackling climate change through youth work returns this year. Called Youth Climate Corps BC, it aims to respond to the climate crisis by offering youth paid, hands-on climate work through local programs. The programs would not only help participants develop skills, but also build community resilience, and work towards a more sustainable future. For this year, seven programs are being launched in Courtenay, Alert Bay, Hazelton, Squamish, Vernon, West Kootenay, and East Kootenay.
School trips to be removed from six bus routes this summer

1 week ago | mycomoxvalleynow.com | Hussam Elghussein

With the school year almost over, bus service across the Comox Valley will undergo some changes. BC Transit and Comox Valley Regional District say changes are coming to service, with school trips to be removed from six routes this summer. Those routes are Route 1 Anfield Centre/Comox Mall, Route 2 Cumberland/Anfield Centre, Route 3 Comox Local, Route 4 Driftwood Mall/Comox Mall, Route 5 Vanier, and the 99 VMP Connector.
City council to review two liquor license applications in July

1 week ago | mycomoxvalleynow.com | Hussam Elghussein

Two amended liquor license applications will be considered by Courtenay council next month. The city says the applications come from two establishments, one at 2910 Kilpatrick Avenue and the other at 444 5th Street, with both asking for a patron participation entertainment endorsement. If approved, activities like music trivia & dancing for Kilpatrick Ave, and speed dating, dancing and trivia night for 5th Street would be allowed by the license, with these activities to end by midnight.
Local event to celebrate Indigenous cultures on National Indigenous Peoples Day

1 week ago | mycomoxvalleynow.com | Hussam Elghussein

Indigenous cultures will be celebrated in the Valley through a free event this Saturday. Called the National Indigenous Peoples Day event, it aims to celebrate the culture and resilience of First Nations, Métis, and Inuit communities in the Comox Valley through live music, workshops, arts & crafts, and knowledge sharing.
Courtenay rezoning project gets recognized with BC award

1 week ago | mycomoxvalleynow.com | Hussam Elghussein

A rezoning project in Courtenay has been recognized with a provincial award. The Planning Institute of British Columbia, an association aiming to advancing the job of planning, awarded the city ‘s planning team with a Silver award in the Excellence in Planning Practice – Small Town and Rural Areas category for their small-scale, multi-unit housing rezoning project.
Sewer project aimed to protect Courtenay River now finished

1 week ago | mycomoxvalleynow.com | Hussam Elghussein

A sewer project aimed at protecting marine habitat in the Courtenay River is now finished. Called The Comox Road Sewer Project, it focused on protecting both the river and estuary by decommissioning an aging sewer pipe crossing the river. To achieve this goal, Edgett Excavating Ltd performed construction on Comox Road between 5th Street and the Highway 19A bypass in June last year, making a connection to the wider sewer system.