Kitchen corner

From new cookware to to flooring and everything in between, the Comox Valley Fall Home Expo 2011 at the Comox Recreation Centre last Saturday offered something for everyone looking to renovate or add to their home.

  • Oct. 6, 2011 12:00 p.m.
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From new cookware to to flooring and everything in between

From new cookware to to flooring and everything in between

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