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Jets host peewee baseball tourney
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Pacific Salmon Foundation contributes $42,000 to Comox Valley wild salmon restoration projects
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Mount Washington zip line nearing completion
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Comox Valley residents demand a televised debate on climate crisis
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PHOTOS: Vancouver Island MusicFest revisited
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West Fraser says worst of its B.C. mill cuts done after wave of curtailments
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Canadians need to be patient, present, unconditional with reconciliation: Trudeau
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Clock’s ticking to share how you feel about Daylight Saving Time in B.C.
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Trudeau says Ottawa open to proposals for B.C. refinery as gas prices soar
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Trudeau announces $79M investment for 118 more public transit buses across B.C.
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Couple found dead along northern B.C. highway in double homicide
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UPDATE: West Kelowna fawn euthanized, not claimed by sanctuary
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19 Wing Comox welcomes new wing commander
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Body, burning truck found near northern B.C. town
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Port Hardy RCMP cleared in arrest that left man with broken ribs, punctured lung: IIO
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Tax take stays ahead of increased B.C. government spending
Tax revenue $2.1 billion higher than budget in 2018-19
B.C. government seeks advice on reviving Interior forest industry
Public website opens as meetings start with community leaders
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Comox Valley winery marks five years of ‘clean, ethical’ wines
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Island exports focus of keynote at Economic Summit in Nanaimo
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New home cost dips in B.C.’s large urban centres
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ICBC insurance renewals get more complicated this year
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First Nations to own portion of northern B.C. coal terminal as Canada divests
Entertainment
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Free outdoor concert in Cumberland Thursday, featuring Porteau, Corwin Fox and more
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VIDEO: Reports say Lashana Lynch is the new 007
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Blues featured at next Simms Park Concert Series show
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Watercolours featured at Comox art gallery exhibit
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‘It feels very natural’: Arcade Fire’s Win Butler gets Canadian citizenship
Opinion
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A group calling itself the Comox Valley Taxpayers Alliance has created a stir this year, with paid advertisements criticizing Courtenay City Hall. In its latest series of ads and home-delivered pamphlets, the CVTA has “endorsed” seven candidates it would like to see win the seats available in Courtenay on Oct. 20.
How do you feel about the CVTA’s tactics?
