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Peaceful doexistence

Peaceful doexistence

A customer at a Filberg Park plant sale last weekend seems as oblivious to a Filberg denizen as the deer is to him.
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BC Hydro zeroes in on power theft

BC Hydro zeroes in on power theft

Application to utilities commission includes cost of "check meters" for areas where people have refused to accept smart meters
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Homelessness, affordable housing forum inspired by Courtenay student

The Comox Valley Housing Task Force hosts a free community forum on affordable housing and homelessness this coming Wednesday.
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Apartment units called 'very affordable'

Courtenay council gave first and second reading Monday to a zoning amendment bylaw that would permit 94 rental apartment units.
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Health funding cuts coming in Vancouver Island North?

More than 100 people turned out for a Courtenay town hall meeting about the future of federal health-care funding.
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Balance tough to achieve during yoga challenge

Between handling my work schedule and getting the SadFaceTM from my dog, balance has been a bit tough to achieve.
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Mount Washington really on the move this winter

Mount Washington really on the move this winter

Just as every snowflake is unique, each new snow season at Mount Washington Alpine Resort brings improvements and upgrades.
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Comox Valley NDP hosting MP Libby Davies

MP Libby Davies, deputy leader and health critic for the federal New Democrats, will speak at the Comox Valley NDP fall dinner Oct. 19.
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Fewer electrical fires in B.C.: study

Fewer electrical fires in B.C.: study

Electrical fires of all kinds have declined over the past three years, including those sparked by illegal marijuana grow operations
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Resource rush 'leaves treaties behind'

Resource rush 'leaves treaties behind'

Commissioners say oil and gas development in north have pushed complex discussions to the back burner
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