Top 40 Under 40

The Comox Valley's Top 40 Under 40 were honoured Thursday at Crown Isle in Courtenay.

  • Oct. 30, 2012 2:00 p.m.
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The Comox Valley Chamber of Commerce honoured its Top 40 Under 40 recipients Thursday evening at Crown Isle.

The Comox Valley Chamber of Commerce honoured its Top 40 Under 40 recipients Thursday evening at Crown Isle.

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