Being part of the community in Comox has always been important to Douglas Walker, co-owner of Walker 24 Menswear .

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Riley was just a six-week-old infant when her mom, Sue, was told her daughter had an abnormal heart murmur. While this visit to BC Children鈥檚 for the diagnosis paled in intensity compared to other health challenges to follow, it began a 20-year journey for the Stewart family from Maple Ridge with BC Children鈥檚 Hospital.

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Over the last year and a half, many of us have lived in comfy clothes. Let鈥檚 face it, there wasn鈥檛 much to dress up for 鈥攏o dinners out, no family gatherings, no weddings 鈥攂ut now that things are getting back to a (new) normal, it鈥檚 time to dress up and reconnect with family and friends again. Why not look your best? A good wardrobe will take you places 鈥攁nd now there are places to go 鈥攁nd an opportunity not to be missed as Walker 24 Menswear announces their retirement sale.

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Now that life is getting back to normal (mostly), many of us in the Comox Valley are spending a bit more time in our vehicles, getting kids to school, soccer practice and music lessons, or heading to work or out of town for the weekend. It鈥檚 great to see our communities opening up after so long, and to be reminded about just how important community is to living your best life.