Workplace weed: what is allowed with cannabis legalization

Can you smoke a joint and then go to work starting Wednesday?…

A B.C. campaign to give municipalities input into marijuana advertising

Courtenay’s Dingwall Road to be temporarily closed for construction

    Defence cautions against mob justice in Calgary child neglect trial

    Courtenay council recognizes longtime volunteer

    Feds eyeing options to expedite pardons for minor pot convictions

    U.S. pot firms urge Trump to dominate North American marijuana industry

    Battle resumes over speculation tax on B.C. vacant homes

    Around the BCHL: Merritt, Chilliwack and Coquitlam early-season surprises
    video

    Take an up-close look at beluga whales in Hudson Bay

    New York drops part of criminal case against Harvey Weinstein

    Five things to watch for in Canadian business, the week of Oct 15th

    Duke and Duchess of Sussex expecting first child in spring
    See More Videos 

    News

    Federal government tables bill to transform prisoner segregation

    Administrative and disciplinary segregation will be eliminated by Ottawa

    Parents, not just government, will talk to their kids about pot, Trudeau says

    Marijuana will be legal in Canada within 24 hours

    More in News 

    Municipal Election

    VIDEO: Comox candidates in the spotlight at forum

    Oct. 12 All Candidates Meeting covered variety of issues

    Courtenay council candidate has several signs destroyed by vandals

    Judi Murakami experiencing unexpected campaign cost: vandalism

    More in Municipal Election 

    Most Read

     

    Impress TV

    Dynatrap: A high-tech indoor flying bug trap that will amaze

    More videos

    Community

    Mt. Washington to open ZipTour

    Mt. Washington plans to install a $3.5 million multi-stage ZipTour. The longest…

      B.C. brewery creates bread beer from food waste

      The brew aims to raise food waste awareness and provide funds for the food bank

      More in Community 

      Obituaries

      Shirley Jane Gray

      Oct 9th, 2018

      Gail Barbara Petersen

      Oct 4th, 2018

      William Robert Mitchell

      Oct 3rd, 2018

      George E. Kjenner

      Oct 3rd, 2018

      Grant James Harvey “Granny” Dykeman

      Oct 3rd, 2018

      Raynold Christian “Ron” Silvey

      Oct 2nd, 2018

      See Celebrations of Life See More Obituaries 

      Business

      Automated cars could kill wide range of jobs, federal documents say

      Internal government documents show that more than one million jobs could be lost to automated vehicles, with ripple effects far beyond the likeliest professions.

      Plunging lumber prices hurt B.C. business

      Interfor cutting back B.C. Interior production as lumber prices plunge

      More in Business 

      Entertainment

      Prince Harry and Meghan start Aussie tour with baby gifts

      Prince Harry and his wife Meghan are on a 16-day tour of Australia and the South Pacific.

      Rights of child opening at HAMM this week

      Opening at the HMCS Alberni Museum and Memorial this week is the…

        More in Entertainment 

        Trending Now

        Yay or neigh? Cowboy the miniature horse predicts B.C. city’s next mayor

        Cowboy the miniature horse chooses the next mayors of Fernie and Sparwood (and gets to munch on a whole lot of hay)

        VIDEO: Drag story time a hit at B.C. childcare centre

        Nelson’s Kootenay Kids invited a local performer to read to its kids

        More in Trending Now 

        Sports

        CFL expecting little to no impact from legalization of marijuana in Canada

        The league tests only for performance-enhancing substances and not recreational drugs like cannabis

        Canucks: Pettersson in concussion protocol, Beagle out with broken forearm

        Head coach Travis Green called the hit ‘a dirty play’

        More in Sports 

        Opinion

        Editorial: Actions speak louder than (Facebook) words

          GUEST COLUMN: A better way to manage B.C.’s public construction

          Claire Trevena responds to Andrew Wilkinson on NDP union policy

            eEdition

            Comox Valley Record, Oct 16

            Recent Issues

             

            More in Opinion 
            Reader Poll

            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?


            Life

            Fashion Fridays: Rock some animal print

            Kim XO, lets you in on the latest fall fashion trends on Fashion Fridays on the Black Press Media Network

            Victoria Artist Brad Pasutti Explores The Subconcious

            Painter creates art that straddles the border between dreams and reality

              More in Life