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Equal Access Committee passes torch

Equal Access Committee passes torch

The Equal Access Committee has decided that the time has come for it to disband and hand its torch of community awareness and action to the citizens of the Comox Valley.
Campbell River Search and Rescue members assist in Pogo Mountain rescue

Campbell River Search and Rescue members assist in Pogo Mountain rescue

Campbell River Search and Rescue responded to support Westcoast Inland Search and Rescue and assist a lone hiker on Pogo Mountain, between Port Alberni and Ucluelet.
Courtenay crews doing well in forest fire battles

Courtenay crews doing well in forest fire battles

Courtenay Fire did so well at Williams Lake in the battle to stave off a forest fire, that the department was asked to send another crew there, as well as crews to other areas.
Courtenay discontinues pickleball pilot project

Courtenay discontinues pickleball pilot project

Courtenay has discontinued a pilot project allowing pickleball players to mark four courts for their sport on a tennis court at Lewis Park using painter’s tape.
Police watchdog called after man allegedly tries to hurt himself

Police watchdog called after man allegedly tries to hurt himself

Independent Investigations Office deployed after Mounties called to incident at car wash in Sicamous
Kiwanis membership dwindling in Courtenay

Kiwanis membership dwindling in Courtenay

For many years, fundraising efforts of the Kiwanis Club of Courtenay have helped to house seniors and to provide student bursaries, among other community initiatives. But the service club needs some new blood if it is to have a future.
UPDATED: Tentative deal reached with community health workers

UPDATED: Tentative deal reached with community health workers

More than 200 employees were set to walk off the job Friday
Ottawa seeks to alter blood/alcohol levels

Ottawa seeks to alter blood/alcohol levels

Justice minister says change would ‘make it easier to fight the danger’ posed by drunk drivers
Clinton-area ranchers seeking compensation for controlled burn gone wrong

Clinton-area ranchers seeking compensation for controlled burn gone wrong

BC Wildfire Service says it has reached out to people affected by the Elephant Hill fire
Indigenous heritage doesn’t overrule other factors in adoption: B.C. court

Indigenous heritage doesn’t overrule other factors in adoption: B.C. court

Unanimous decision is latest ruling on how much weight cultural identity should have in adoptions
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