City, Courtenay Legion collaborate on special tulip project
1,000+ tulip bulbs planted in advance of the 75th anniversary of the Liberation of the Netherlands
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VIDEO: First all-female spacewalk team makes history
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Elizabeth May juggles Island tour to make stop in Comox
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Comox Valley Schools first district in Canada to sign all schools to Gord Downie and Chanie Wenjack Fund School Legacy program
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NDP leader Jagmeet Singh to campaign in Port Alberni
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United We Roll! Convoy for Canada!
All the candidates strut their stuff at final debate at Lake Cowichan Oct. 16
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Campbell River homicide suspects arrested in Vancouver
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Scholars say religious vaccine objections can’t be traced to Biblical sources
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Transportation Safety Board to investigate sunken tug in B.C.’s Howe Sound
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2019 Federal election: Courtenay-Alberni candidates address seniors issues
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Opinion
LETTERS: Wolf kills, wilderness protection and caribou recovery
Readers respond to Tom Fletcher’s column on B.C. program
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?
