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Scam artists fleece Courtenay distillery

Scam artists fleece Courtenay distillery

A Courtenay distillery was ripped off for a couple thousand dollars on the Victoria Day weekend by a group claiming to be a gay event planning agency.
Project Watershed AGM June 3

Project Watershed AGM June 3

Board chair Paul Horgen, staff, volunteers and the board of directors invite the public to Project Watershed’s annual general meeting, and celebration of 23 years of stewardship service to the Comox Valley, Saturday, June 3.
Cancer victim to die on his terms

Cancer victim to die on his terms

Deep Bay man to undergo Death with Dignity procedure May 30
Exclusive: Lieutenant-governor speaks for first time about minority government (with video)

Exclusive: Lieutenant-governor speaks for first time about minority government (with video)

Judith Guichon could be asked to decide fate of province if Premier can’t win support of Greens.

Lerwick Road Temporary Lane Closures at Hospital Site

Lerwick Road commuters are advised to note that upcoming work for the Comox Valley Hospital project will result in lane closures near the hospital site. Contractors will be working on the road in front of the hospital from Monday, May 29 to Wednesday, May 31.
Cumberland home pelted by rocks

Cumberland home pelted by rocks

Couple at loss why they are targeted

Transition Society celebrates three decades of service

The Comox Valley Transition Society has received a grant from the Department of Justice Canada’s Victims Fund for the purpose of marking Victims and Survivors of Crime Week.
Courtenay Fish and Game worried about special events bylaw

Courtenay Fish and Game worried about special events bylaw

A bylaw enacted last year to control special events in the regional district is causing grief for the Courtenay and District Fish and Game Protective Association.

Group advocates non-motorized rail trail

The Friends of Rails to Trails Vancouver Island approached Cumberland council to support its vision to convert the E&N rail bed into a multi-use, non-motorized trail.

It’s about talent and the economy

Kicking off the sixth Elevate Arts fest in downtown Courtenay
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