Ronna-Rae Leonard wishes to clarify that she has no concern about management of the Pidcock House Emergency Shelter in Courtenay.
Responding to a story in the Dec. 19 Comox Valley Record, Ronna-Rae Leonard wishes to clarify that she has no concern about management of the Pidcock House Emergency Shelter. Leonard is an elected councillor in Courtenay.
Mid-Island Farmers’ Institute hosts all-candidates meeting
The annual Tourism Vancouver Island Gala Dinner and Awards Ceremony was held… Continue reading
Can you smoke a joint and then go to work starting Wednesday?… Continue reading
The policy bans all smoking, including cigarettes, vaporizers and marijuana
The Comox Valley Printmakers Association is holding a members’ exhibition and print… Continue reading
Newfoundland and Labrador was the first province to kick off the sale of cannabis, just after midnight local time
Vancouver wins without star rookie Pettersson
The store to be run by the province in B.C.’s Interior is opening Wednesday as pot sales become legal across Canada
Rider Express Transportation says they will soon begin a bus service from Winnipeg to Vancouver
The challenge for U.S. firms lies in the fact that while recreational cannabis is legal in nine states and medicinal pot in 22 others, it remains illegal under federal law
Public Safety Minister Ralph Goodale showed little sympathy Tuesday for such individuals who now want to return to Canada
Federal government proposing changes to rules around inmates in federal correctional institutions
Drug Trafficking On Oct. 3, 2018, at approximately 2:40 p.m., the Comox… Continue reading
Herstory features Leslie Baird, Oct. 25
