Families lined both sides of Comox Avenue for the return of the BC Day Parade, after a COVID-induced two-year absence. The parade is part of the town鈥檚 Nautical Days celebration, which took place over the August long weekend.

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By Marla Temoin

B.C. Green leader Sonia Furstenau will be in Courtenay on Thursday, Aug. 4, as part of the party鈥檚 provincial health care tour. The party鈥檚 local Courtenay-Comox (CRC) riding association (RA) has organized a rally where Furstenau will speak about the collapsing healthcare system and what she is learning as she tours the province.

The Filberg Festival returned to Comox after a two-year hiatus, due to COVID restrictions.

The weather was great and the deals were abundant at the annual Nautical Days festival at Marina Park in Comox.

To celebrate the B.C. Day long weekend, test your knowledge of the province with these 12 questions

Legion members, local politicians and first responder representatives gathered at the Courtenay Legion Saturday afternoon for the official ribbon-cutting ceremony to introduce the new mural on the southern face of the building.

In the midst of the busiest weekend of the summer, the Buckley Bay/Denman cable ferry is inoperable.

One of five Island clubs to sign historic agreement with forestry company