The official opening of the Comox Valley Child Development Association's Accessible Parking and Play Project was Wednesday.
READBusinessman Jim Pattison, has entered into a partnership with the owners of Errington-based Quality Foods.
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For the second straight year, Comox District Co-op members will receive more than $400,000 in cash this spring.
READCanadian Forces improvised explosive device disposal teams will train in the Comox Valley from Feb. 21 until March 1.
READCourtenay council approved the "final step" in the process to borrow $4.2 million for the renovation and expansion of the Lewis Centre.
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Recreational halibut anglers in the West are once again ticked off at the decision-making protest in the East.
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Children of all ages enjoyed the return of Taiwanese lanterns during the weekend at the Cumberland Recreation Hall.
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Black Creek resident Edith Manseau wants two things: her two young Newfoundland dogs back in her possession, and to be left alone.
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"THIS IS MY lunch — mine!" a bald eagle squawks at a photographer.
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Don't drink and drive. This is the message Mark R. Isfeld Secondary students will hear in a first-hand account of what can happen.
READTrilogy Group president/CEO John Evans said the company is negotiating with developers interested in the CAYET property.
READCAMPBELL RIVER — The Crown has dropped all eight charges against a man accused of committing three armed robberies two years ago.
READCourtenay council passed a motion on Monday to increase garbage user fees by 10 per cent for 2012.
READNorth Island College (NIC) students will see a two-per-cent tuition and fee increase again this year.
READThe Dawn to Dawn: Action on Homelessness Society will build a community garden in Courtenay, but not just any community garden.
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After receiving 50 centimetres of new snow over the last seven days, Mount Washington will extend its winter season by a full week in April.
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The Capilano University Chorus dropped by G.P Vanier Secondary School last Friday for a special performance for theatre and choir students.
READA hyphen was inadvertently inserted Feb. 15 into the website address of an Active Comox Valley survey.
READRecord Staff After two weeks of inconvenience, the Queen of Burnaby is ready to resume service between Little River and Powell River.
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Dr. Robert Angus will be St. Joe's new medical director as of Thursday, and he's no stranger to the Comox Valley, having worked at 19 Wing
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