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.
About 40 people filled the d’Esterre House in response to a community consultation meeting.
Growth projected stronger in 2020, Finance Minister Carole James says
Courtenay’s elasmosaur will be added to the official Provincial Symbols of British Columbia
Rainforests to prairie grasslands, a visual road trip at Pearl Ellis Gallery
Chamber of Commerce Week Feb. 18-22
Surplus of $247 million with spending on children, affordability and infrastructure
Dance Party March 3 in Courtenay
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Penticton man witnessed Summerland resident Rex Gill’s murder in Kamloops
$50 per month increase included in funding for poverty and homelessness reduction
Extended family caregiver pay up 75 per cent to keep kids with relatives
BC Child Opportunity Benefit part of province’s efforts to reduce child poverty
Homeowners can get up to $14,000 for heating, insulation upgrades
A Princeton man suffered a heart attack while at an isolated property with no cell service
