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Boil water notice lifted

Boil water notice lifted

The CVRD and Island Health have lifted the boil water notice for users of the Comox Valley Water System.
B.C. activists look to direct democracy law to block Kinder Morgan pipeline

B.C. activists look to direct democracy law to block Kinder Morgan pipeline

Dogwood Initiative gathers signatures to try to trigger a province-wide referendum, similar to 2010 B.C. effort to get rid of HST.
Students' Union not satisfied with president's report on pay parking issue

Students' Union not satisfied with president's report on pay parking issue

NISU said changes “don’t address the concerns raised by the campus community.”
Prad trial: Final Day

Prad trial: Final Day

Judge Peter Doherty told court the ruling for the case is set for Feb. 3, 2017.
Landfill flames no cause for concern

Landfill flames no cause for concern

Flames from flaring station part of regular operations
Kosky seeking NDP nomination

Kosky seeking NDP nomination

Fourth candidate to declare intentions
Prad trial: Day 7

Prad trial: Day 7

Timothy Prad took the stand for about half an hour as defence attorney Doug Marion’s first witness Wednesday

Braidwood Project gets huge funding boost

Province invests $3 million for new housing project in Courtenay

Social media bullying campaign targets Comox hair salon

Indigo Lounge gets battered online after firing an employee
City honours Paralympian Green

City honours Paralympian Green

Wheelchair rugby player latest Comox Valley Walk of Achievement inductee