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VIDEO: Driver doing laps in busy Vancouver intersections nets charges
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Vancouver Island MusicFest takes a vigilant approach to possible overdose situations
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Comox Bike Company YANA Ride early bird registration deadline looming
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Sailing cancellations as Baynes Sound Connector set to undergo maintenance
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Team effort rescues injured mountain biker in Cumberland
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News
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B.C. Olympic skier sues Alpine Canada after coach’s sex offences
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B.C. senior’s car vandalized for more than 18 months
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Missing women’s inquiry leaders reconcile Canada Day with ‘genocide’ finding
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Canada adds right-wing extremist groups to terrorist list for first time
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Man charged in crash that killed B.C. pregnant woman
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Courtenay council opts for cantilevers on bridge
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Comox Valley lacrosse quartet selected for provincial teams
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Vancouver Island MusicFest takes a vigilant approach to possible overdose situations
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Driver has $240K McLaren impounded minutes after buying it in West Vancouver
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Comox Bike Company YANA Ride early bird registration deadline looming
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Community
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Mt. Washington offers alpine adventures on Canada Day
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Museum hosts birthday celebration for 103-year-old Comox Valley resident
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Project Watershed plants eelgrass off of Miracle Beach Park
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Comox Archives and Museum makes presentation to d’Esterre Seniors’ Centre
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Comox Valley RD hosting solar power open house
Business
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Being a pot dealer is not what it used to be
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Nanaimo a prime market for new plane, Air Canada says
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VIDEO: Acknowledging skeptics, finance minister vows to build Trans Mountain project
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North Island College celebrates 150th bachelor of business administration graduate
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Wednesday farmers market returns to downtown Courtenay
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PHOTO: Moose cow and calf relax in Williams Lake flower garden
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Companies need clearer rules on workplace relationships, study suggests
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‘Text neck’ causing bone spurs to grow from millennials’ skulls, researchers say
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PHOTOS: Scamp the Tramp wins World’s Ugliest Dog Contest
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‘Michael Jackson drug’ still prompts curiosity from patients
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?
Life
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‘Indigenizing Canada House feels pretty good!’ North Island-based artist’s work featured in London, England
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Lynn Tetarenko takes the road less travelled
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At work with Andi and Larry Hook
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Combining skills to expand the Incredible Home brand
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Genevieve Charbonneau draws inspiration from Cowichan Valley homestead