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No preference for B.C. shipyards

No preference for B.C. shipyards

BC Ferries is calling for bids internationally to build three new medium-sized ferries
B.C. deficit tops $1.1 billion

B.C. deficit tops $1.1 billion

Higher than forecast, despite cutting $668 million in spending. Finance Minister says lower natural gas revenues the big factor

Tree issue 'complex' in Comox

Comox council moved a step closer to allowing a new type of infill development in the town.

New artificial turf going in next to Vanier track in Courtenay

A $1.3-million amendment to the regional district financial plan for the G.P. Vanier artificial turf field project was approved Tuesday.

Former Comox mayor Freemason, Rotarian, good neighbour

Universally remembered as a strong community leader with a big heart, former Comox mayor Jim Brass was honoured Saturday.

View council frustrated with Comox hospital

The Views Family Council will forward its yearly report, outlining care concerns at the residential facility — to various official bodies.
A friendly greeting

A friendly greeting

Passengers aboard the 40-foot Twee Schoenen are greeted as they approach the far tip of Goose Spit.
Repairs approved for Courtenay train station roof

Repairs approved for Courtenay train station roof

Courtenay Rotary heard last week its proposal to replace the roof of the Courtenay Train Station has been approved.
Having fun in downtown Courtenay

Having fun in downtown Courtenay

You couldn't participate in Market Day/Local Colours in downtown Courtenay on Saturday and not have fun.
New coal applications in Comox Valley, CoalWatch claims

New coal applications in Comox Valley, CoalWatch claims

CoalWatch Comox Valley says it has uncovered 18 new coal licence applications that have been filed for tenures in the Comox Valley area