Eleven local non-profit organizations will soon receive funding from the city’s COVID Relief Grant-in-Aid Program. City council approved the allocation of $130,160 to reimburse groups
City of Parksville offices will fully reopen to the public on June 21, with regular pre-COVID hours of operation. City Hall will be open from
The higher than usual commercial property tax increase this year is due mostly to an increase in school and regional hospital district taxes, according to
The water tower on the Alberni Highway near the entrance to Parksville will be moved to the east side of the train station this summer.
A Port Alberni couple has been reunited with their lost dog after commuting to Parksville for nearly two weeks of daily searching. Kathy Taylor Culina
An average of six people died every day from illicit drug toxicity in B.C. in April, according to the BC Coroners Service report. April saw
Flags at the Parksville Civic and Technology Centre (PCTC) were lowered to half-mast to recognize the discovery of the bodies of 215 Indigenous children at
The city will sign a contract with Golder-WSP to conduct a preliminary site assessment of a location at the end of Despard Avenue for the
Parksville will provide a letter of recommendation for Arrowsmith Search and Rescue’s (ASAR) request for a one-time $100,000 capital grant to help pay down the
Parksville-Qualicum Community Foundation (PQCF) has awarded neighbourhood small grants (NSG) to a number of programs across Oceanside communities. The grants help build community and strengthen
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