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The glacier sculpture that has sat underneath the jet for more than 20 years at CFB Comox was returned Wednesday to its rightful place.

While students might grumble about returning to school after spring break, students at the Phil and Jennie Gaglardi Academy are exuberant.

Attorney General considering raising fines in B.C., now at $167, because more people dying from distracted driving than impaired driving

Mike Farnworth, John Horgan agree the party has to recover its standing in rural B.C. and on resource development

A 24-year-old man will appear in a Courtenay courtroom April 3, facing multiple charges relating to the fraudulent use of a debit card.

Doctors to get guidance, oversight on pot prescriptions, Health Minister Rona Ambrose says

Changes to B.C.'s Park Act remind Marlene Smith of defending Strathcona Provincial Park during the Strathcona Blockade of 1988.

City Hall in Courtenay and Comox will Light It Up Blue this Wednesday to support World Autism Awareness Day.

The Comox Valley Record typically receives a blue ribbon each year from the Canadian Community Newspaper Association.

Fifteen members from local government and media got to experience firsthand life as a firefighter Saturday.