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2022 Comox Valley Year In Review: September

2022 Comox Valley Year In Review: September

Sproule honoured
U.S. Coast Guard rescues man, 2 dogs, from stricken sailboat off Vancouver Island

U.S. Coast Guard rescues man, 2 dogs, from stricken sailboat off Vancouver Island

Sailor was left in a risky situation after his boat lost power and ran into some rocks Wednesday
Most of Vancouver Island under flood watch after winter storm

Most of Vancouver Island under flood watch after winter storm

River levels are rising and will approach or may exceed bankfull
Kettle collections down in Comox Valley

Kettle collections down in Comox Valley

The Salvation Army Family Services program has provided about 475 hampers for Comox Valley families and singles this Christmas season.
Physician assistants improve health care in provinces that recognize them; B.C. doesn’t

Physician assistants improve health care in provinces that recognize them; B.C. doesn’t

‘It’s a waste of a resource. I could see hundreds of patients right in this area…’
VIDEO: When the weather is the worst, snowplow crews head out to work

VIDEO: When the weather is the worst, snowplow crews head out to work

While you stay home and keep warm and safe, highway maintenance crews tackle North Island roads
Most of Vancouver Island could see 10-15 cm of snow starting Monday evening

Most of Vancouver Island could see 10-15 cm of snow starting Monday evening

Incoming system expected to dump snow across Vancouver Island, Lower Mainland
Comox Valley RCMP looking for shoplifting suspect

Comox Valley RCMP looking for shoplifting suspect

The Comox Valley RCMP is asking for assistance to identify the person who allegedly stole over $100 worth of merchandise from a Courtenay grocery store.
Momentous moment as Coquihalla Highway reopens 4 lanes after flood repairs to bridges

Momentous moment as Coquihalla Highway reopens 4 lanes after flood repairs to bridges

Temporary repairs done to Jessica, Bottletop, and Juliet bridges with permanent repairs continuing
Courtenay’s workplace safety program receives award

Courtenay’s workplace safety program receives award

Over the past 10 years the City of Courtenay has seen a sizable reduction in the number and severity of employee injuries, with a greater than 60 per cent overall decrease in the number of employee injuries.
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