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The Comox Valley Farmers' Market Association will step up its fundraising campaign to build a permanent market in Courtenay this year. It recently made a move by revealing its Peas in a Pod campaign during a Mystery Tour showcasing local food and agriculture in the Valley.

Funding to many non-profits was slashed in 2009

Worsening backlog may set more accused free

Bar and restaurant owners give up on push for changes

The slow melting of the near-record mountain snowpack has been occurring, but even with the arrival of the warm summer weather, the snowpack may potentially last well into August before being depleted, says BC Hydro.

A room in the Filberg Lodge that was once off-limits to visitors is now bathed in gold, thanks to the Comox Valley Schoolhouse Quilters' Guild.

The first three new bus shelters to be built this year in Courtenay will be on Ryan Road and Centennial Drive.

Comox Valley RCMP are asking the public to help identify a woman who bear-sprayed a man at 17th Street and Fitzgerald Avenue in Courtenay last month.

Lighting retrofits, solar pool covers and applications to be part of a pilot project for electric vehicles are some of the steps Courtenay is taking to reduce its carbon footprint. City staff provided an update on the Corporate Climate Action Strategy to councillors Monday.

A recent 30-day public comment period indicates widespread opposition to the proposed Raven underground coal mine in Baynes Sound.