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It's not the destination but the journey When fitness competitor Kaylee Norton of Royston set out on the "road to competition," it was never about arriving at the destination, but the journey to get there. "Figure competition is about evolution, constantly aiming to improve yourself for the next one," said Norton.

As the buildup to the May 2 federal election winds down, Vancouver Island North candidates had a final opportunity to respond to questions and concerns from the public at an all-candidates' forum Thursday at the Filberg Centre, hosted by the Comox Valley Chamber of Commerce.

Colin Angus and his team were the first to voyage the entire length of the Amazon River by raft and only the third to navigate it by any means. He is reliving the epic adventure this month with public presentations throughout Vancouver Island and the Lower Mainland, including a presentation this Saturday night at North Island College.

Sharon and Gene Scheidl are none too impressed with their Friday experience at the federal election advance polling station at the Comox Recreation Centre.

Comox Valley students recently showcased their interest in history and culture during the School District 71 Heritage Fair, and many were honoured with awards and advanced to the regional level.

More than $1 million uncollected, salmon inquiry hears

Comox Valley RCMP have charged a third man with a variety of charges stemming from a violent home invasion last September in Royston.