We say: It’s a mortgage against future fiscal sustainability
You can bet there was some heavy politicking up and down the Island to secure support from five regional districts for the old E&N.
NANAIMO – Numbers of fatalities in impaired driving incidents unacceptable.
Volunteers who give their time to restorative justice programs may do more than meets the eye.
Major changes lie ahead for St. Joseph’s General Hospital in Comox when a new hospital opens in Courtenay.
NANAIMO: At first glance, restoring passenger rail service on Vancouver Island is a positive move.
Let's be clear, the decision to remove public recycling bins was made by the owners of the properties where the bins were located.
There are people in the Comox Valley who oppose war in all its forms.
Not expecting much from a recent visit by two health officials, the Comox Valley Hospice Society was pleasantly surprised.
NANAIMO: Last week’s earthquake proved just how unprepared we are for a natural disaster.
On Monday, thousands of people braved the cold fall air to protest the proposed Enbridge Northern Gateway pipeline.
Cyber-bullying is everywhere, and parents and other leaders need to set good examples to counter it.
Long gone from BC Ferries' creation in 1960 as a Crown corporation is a mandate to nurture coastal communities.
The rest of the world is noticing our beautiful little valley out here on the edge of the world.
The generosity of people in the Comox Valley is astounding.
The people of the Comox Valley have generous hearts.
We sense some local displeasure that the B.C. government bought land to be part of a treaty settlement with the K’ómoks people.
When is a democracy not a democracy? When the democratically elected representatives don’t sit
When a club that sells medical marijuana completely spaces out on paying $150,000 in income taxes, stoner jokes aren’t far behind.
For many families and working individuals, Labour Day offered one last chance to extend the summer and enjoy a long weekend.
