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Giving the gift of sight in Mexico

Giving the gift of sight in Mexico

One week may not sound like a long time, but it had a big impact on five local residents. Dr. Kim Tsang, Dr. Meagan Saccucci and training and special projects co-ordinator Lindsay Myrfield from ̨ÍåMMÂãÁÄÊÒ Eyecare Centres' Courtenay office and Courtenay Rotary Club president Robert Buckley and his wife Maria recently travelled to Colima, Mexico.

Gaming revenue might help to build three bus shelters in Courtenay

The City of Courtenay will look at using gaming revenue to construct three new bus shelters in the coming year. Council received a report last week summarizing the work of the city's Bus Shelter Task Force, which recommends building new shelters at the Driftwood Mall, Walmart and the Courtenay and District Museum.

Regional taxes rising slowly to help pay for new Comox Valley, Campbell River hospitals

The Comox-Strathcona Regional Hospital District (CSRHD) has adopted a 2011 budget of $21.4 million. The budget is based on an estimated tax rate of $71.76 per $100,000 of assessed property value, which is an increase of $1.41 per $100,000 from last year.

Comox students will reunite in reopened Lazo school

It was just a matter of housekeeping, but it was a key piece of the Brooklyn-Lazo puzzle. The school board voted Tuesday to reopen Cape Lazo School, which will enable students from the Brooklyn Elementary School neighbourhood — who are currently divided between Brooklyn and Cape Lazo — to be reunited in one building this September.
Lekstrom back in B.C. Liberal fold

Lekstrom back in B.C. Liberal fold

New premier gears up for HST vote

New premier gears up for HST vote

McRae will remind Clark of how important new hospital is to Comox Valley

McRae will remind Clark of how important new hospital is to Comox Valley

Although Comox Valley MLA Don McRae backed George Abbott in the Liberal leadership race, he said he was not overly surprised nor disappointed that Christy Clark prevailed.
Courtenay councillor Leonard wins Vancouver Island North nomination bid

Courtenay councillor Leonard wins Vancouver Island North nomination bid

"It's time to say goodbye to Stephen Harper and John Duncan." Ronna-Rae Leonard's words were warmly welcomed by those attending the NDP nomination meeting Sunday as she became the party's Vancouver Island North candidate for the next federal election.
Comox residents concerned about Northeast Woods

Comox residents concerned about Northeast Woods

Despite snow flurries and freezing temperatures, a crowd of more than 125 determined local residents crammed into Highland Secondary’s Multi-purpose Room on Wednesday evening last week for an information session on the Northeast Woods in Comox.
Customers, friends and family rally to protest dismissal of McDonald's manager

Customers, friends and family rally to protest dismissal of McDonald's manager

Former Courtenay McDonald's first assistant manager Jenn Voigt recently received an order she didn't want to hear — she was let go from the restaurant because of corporate cutbacks.
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