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Comox man one of latest to be charged in Stanley Cup riot

A 21-year-old Comox resident is charged with nine counts relating to the Stanley Cup riot last June — one of eight people charged Wednesday.
Comox Valley college students joining nationwide protest

Comox Valley college students joining nationwide protest

The North Island Students' Union's (NISU) Comox Valley rally against student debt and tuition fees will be absolutely smashing.

Courtenay man must still face one more criminal charge

A Courtenay man declared by a judge to be not guilty of eight charges will face sentencing in February for another charge.
Many byproducts of Comox Valley robotics competitions

Many byproducts of Comox Valley robotics competitions

Vanier will host a student designed robot competition tournament this Saturday.
Company targetting Zellers store in Courtenay

Company targetting Zellers store in Courtenay

Target Corporation confirmed Thursday that Comox Valley shoppers will soon eye the iconic red and white bulls eye.

Funding will pay for improved flood protection in Courtenay

The City of Courtenay has received government funding for a project to improve flood protection.

'Victorian-style' bus shelter approved by Cumberland council

Cumberland council approved a $22,000 expenditure this week to install a 'Victorian-style' bus shelter near the post office.

Ferries commissioner analyzes their affordability and sustainability

BC Ferry Commissioner Gordon Macatee's review of the Coastal Ferry Act considers the affordability and sustainability of ferries.

Sage Hills For Sale signs up, but financing not finalized yet

The public might be surprised to see For Sale signs at the site of the proposed Sage Hills development.
CSI class huge success at Courtenay secondary school

CSI class huge success at Courtenay secondary school

Vanier Secondary School's class of 'who done it' was a big success, according to students, teachers and school district 71 administration.