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B.C. sailor surprised by humpback whale playing under her boat
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Learn about the future sewer service in Courtenay and Comox
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VIDEO: Whale and sea lions at play near Mitlenatch Island
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Mainroad prepares to clear North Island roads this winter
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Hamir brings agriculture to the Comox Valley Regional District forefront
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Small businesses urge end to rotating strikes at Canada Post
Conservatives demand action on ISIL returnees in Canada
Changes coming for speculation tax
Postal workers strike in Victoria
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Liberals write off $6.3 billion in loans as part of money never to be collected
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Category 5 Hurricane Willa threatens Mexico’s Pacific coast
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Trudeau, McKenna to announce compensation for federal carbon plan
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UPDATE: American rapper killed in skydiving accident
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Man who died at BC Ferries terminal shot himself as police fired: watchdog
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Three strong earthquakes reported off Vancouver Island
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Hamir brings agriculture to the Comox Valley Regional District forefront
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VIDEO: Whale and sea lions at play near Mitlenatch Island
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B.C. sailor surprised by humpback whale playing under her boat
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Man reportedly exposing himself to Lake Trail School students
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Annual pace of inflation slows to 2.2 per cent in September: Statistics Canada
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B.C. grow ops left in legal weeds post-legalization
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Money Monitor: Should you switch to a fixed-rate mortgage?
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Carole James avoids questions on B.C.’s payroll tax (with video)
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Kingfisher Oceanside Resort & Spa wins prestigious award
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B.C. woman looks to reduce stigma surrounding weed-smoking moms
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B.C. teen gives away tickets to Ellen Degeneres show, plans O Canada welcome
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Trio of Saint Bernard find their ‘forever home’ after story goes viral
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Goodbye cable, hello Netflix: 1/3 of Canadians cut the cord
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Cheaper strains sell out within minutes on online BC Cannabis Store
Opinion
B.C. VIEWS: Residents have had enough of catering to squatters
Media myth of homeless victims offends those who know better
GUEST COLUMN: B.C.’s proportional representation vote is dishonest, misleading
Veteran of 2005 Citizens’ Assembly urges rejection of new voting systems
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?
