Conservative government should back off on internet spy law
READCanadian Forces improvised explosive device disposal teams will train in the Comox Valley from Feb. 21 until March 1.
READTeachers are approaching contract talks from two perspectives at the same time.
READDancing and hydro top topics in this week's readers' forum.
READCampaign last year to raise awareness about domestic violence returns this year.
READStephen Harper is playing an interesting game by musing about cuts to Canadian pensions.
READWhile empty storefronts in downtown Courtenay look awful, only three businesses have closed recently.
READWe wanted to express our gratitude for all of the recent efforts in support of our son, Nathan Loukes.
READDear editor, Not often does an executioner express consternation when his — or equally appropriately, hers — bullet hits the mark.
READIt's a pity there can be only one recipient of each of the 12 Comox Valley Annual Community Awards.
READThe booking of international star k.d. lang is more evidence that the Vancouver Island Music Festival has gained international status.
READI would like to send the biggest thank you I have ever sent to anyone involved in finding me on Mount Washington.
READWithout being in the public education system, it’s difficult to tell how much the teachers’ strike is affecting students.
READEcstasy can kill you. Can that message be driven home any more acutely than it has in communities in B.C. and Alberta?
READComox Valley Record readers write about what's on their minds.
READThe statistics suggest the two-year old ban on talking or texting on a cell phone while driving has been effective
READIt was my sole intention to bike to the new Brooklyn Elementary School to help family at the Strong Start Program.
READSome call them resolutions. Some call them goals. And if you’re like most people, you’ve likely called them off by now.
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The B.C. Liberal government and its rivals will define themselves in a harsh 2012.
READVICTORIA – The B.C. Liberal government enters 2012 with the weight of its “golden decade” heavy on its shoulders.
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