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Privacy screens add elegance to backyards

Privacy screens add elegance to backyards

The warmth of the sun is returning, slowly drawing West Coasters out of our winter hibernation.
Courtenay gets new donut shop

Courtenay gets new donut shop

Handcrafted, made from scratch donuts are coming to downtown Courtenay just in time for National Doughnut Day.
Courtenay veterinary hospital named BC SPCA Veterinarian of the Year

Courtenay veterinary hospital named BC SPCA Veterinarian of the Year

Van Isle Veterinary Hospital in Courtenay was honoured with the 2017 BC SPCA Veterinarian of the Year Award at the society’s annual awards ceremony, held in Richmond on May 5.
New Comox pub beginning to take shape

New Comox pub beginning to take shape

Hatched as an idea in May 2015, the Church Street Taphouse project is now coming to fruition.
MONEY MONITOR: What to be wary of when borrowing in retirement

MONEY MONITOR: What to be wary of when borrowing in retirement

Are you ‘house rich and cash poor’?
Guest chef at next Comox Valley Farmers’ Market Food Fest event

Guest chef at next Comox Valley Farmers’ Market Food Fest event

Itamae - a cook or chef of high-end Japanese cuisine. The term, in the most literal sense refers to the chef who stands in front of the cutting board.
Courtenay salon helps to shrink environmental footprint

Courtenay salon helps to shrink environmental footprint

Courtenay’s own Level 10 Eurospa has partnered with Green Circle Salons in an effort to help reduce the waste produced by the salon industry.
Inspector Walton headlines Leaders Luncheon

Inspector Walton headlines Leaders Luncheon

The Comox Valley Chamber of Commerce is hosting the May Leaders Luncheon with local RCMP Inspector, Tim Walton. The lunch will take place on Thursday, May 11 from 11:30 to 1 p.m. at the Best Western Hotel. Inspector Walton will focus on safety in the workplace and what to do if something does happen. Does your workplace have an emergency protocol in place? Some smaller businesses do not.

North Island College receives $134,000 for aquaculture research

The Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC) has awarded North Island College’s Centre of Applied Research, Technology and Innovation a $134,000 grant to diversify BC’s shellfish industry.
Ten-year-old artist learning stained glass technique

Ten-year-old artist learning stained glass technique

They’re starting younger all the time.
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