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Vancouver Island loses its last logging train

Vancouver Island loses its last logging train

Western Forest Products closes Englewood Train operation and will make the switch to transport via roads.
Witness in Victoria court case admits to previous killings

Witness in Victoria court case admits to previous killings

The man was a paid agent of the RCMP, who say they had no evidence to back up the confessions
Condolences pour in for Ruth Masters

Condolences pour in for Ruth Masters

Local politicians reflect upon one of the Comox Valley’s most beloved personalities
Ruth Masters: The passing of a Vancouver Island icon

Ruth Masters: The passing of a Vancouver Island icon

Comox Valley activist dies at 97 years old
Constitutional challenge in polygamy case delayed

Constitutional challenge in polygamy case delayed

Legal process for fundamentalist Mormon leader found guilty of polygamy grinds to a halt.
More snow in the forecast for Vancouver Island

More snow in the forecast for Vancouver Island

It’s time to break out the snow gear and ensure your vehicle has winter tires or chains
Comox Valley Child Development Association Telethon builds on more than four decades of community support

Comox Valley Child Development Association Telethon builds on more than four decades of community support

42nd annual Telethon runs Sunday, noon-8 p.m. at the Sid Williams Theatre
Island could see snow in the next few days

Island could see snow in the next few days

Environment Canada forecasts colder winter this year
Kelowna man convicted of fraud for scamming former Google executive

Kelowna man convicted of fraud for scamming former Google executive

“If it sounds too good to be true, it usually is.”
Courtenay council ponders pot problems

Courtenay council ponders pot problems

Courtenay city council spent some time during its committee of the whole meeting Monday to discuss some of the issues that will arise with the legalization of marijuana.