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Courtenay mall still seeking zoning amendment to allow liquor

The owners of the Driftwood Mall have taken another step forward as they try to court a liquor store. Bentall Kennedy, which owns the Driftwood Mall, has applied to change Courtenay's zoning bylaw to allow a liquor store on the property.
Swans on parade

Swans on parade

Radiology review spreads to mammograms, ultrasounds

The health authority has begun re-reading more than 2,700 CT scans, as the work of a radiologist who has been at St. Joseph's General Hospital for more than 30 years is being investigated. The initial review, which began this weekend, impacts 2,723 CT scans involving 2,490 patients, according to a news release from the Vancouver Island Health Authority (VIHA).
Old Danish lady sails into Comox Harbour

Old Danish lady sails into Comox Harbour

Before finding a home in the Comox harbour, the good ship Providence had been around the block and then some in her 100-plus years of existence. Her story begins in 1903 when launched as the fishing vessel Valkirien, guided by two masts and powered by a two-stroke, single-cylinder 35-horsepower diesel engine.

Town of Comox bylaw could change due to topsoil issue

Comox council will consider amending the town's business licence bylaw, in response to a development permit application for a topsoil operation at 1660 Knight Rd.
RCMP didn't get their man, but they nabbed someone else who was wanted

RCMP didn't get their man, but they nabbed someone else who was wanted

A high-risk takedown on the Comox Valley Parkway Wednesday afternoon resulted in a happy accident for the RCMP.

Author Hume one speaker Saturday at land-use interfaith dialogue

Land use is a subject sure to draw a diversity of perspectives, and another Interfaith Community Dialogue hosted Saturday by the Community Justice Centre is sure to stimulate that conversation. Stephen Hume, noted author and Vancouver Sun senior writer, is joining the dialogue as one of the featured presenters.
Dosanjh braves blizzard to go all the way to Holland

Dosanjh braves blizzard to go all the way to Holland

Former B.C. premier Ujjal Dosanjh fought his way through a whiteout in Parksville to attend a fundraising dinner for the Vancouver Island North federal Liberal Association Wednesday in Courtenay.

Comox Valley Conservatives looking for leader, too

As the provincial Liberals and NDP continue their leadership campaigns, the BC Conservative Party prepares to begin its own leadership search. The provincial Conservatives will hold a leadership election May 28, the Comox Valley constituency association, says in a news release.

Fit for Heart events promoting good health in Comox Valley

The third annual Fit for Heart aquacise events promises fun, fitness and fundraising at the sports and aquatic centres March 3 and 4.
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