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A 60-year-old Courtenay man is "innocent" of eight charges of sexual interference, a provincial court judge ruled Thursday.

Master bargaining between the BC Government Employees' Union and the provincial government, which started this week, is progressing.

A three-vehicle accident provided a temporary distraction QWednesday afternoon on Eighth Street in downtown Courtenay.

B.C. has five years to repay Ottawa its $1.6 billion transition payment, interest free.

Duncan was hospitalized recently to deal with complications from heart valve surgery in late 2010

Comox Valley Economic Development Society president Murray Presley appealed to Cumberland Council Monday to consider a tax exemption.

Mayor Larry Jangula would like to see a legal situation resolved between the City of Courtenay and the Maple Pool Campground and RV Site.

The crew of the Mirage worked hard Sunday on the Courtenay River on a chilly morning complete with a cold wind and rain.

Imagine being a high school student/forensic investigator working on a case to discover who killed the principal.

Shirley Werseen, 76, was harassed by a security company she signed up with but no longer wants services from, according to her son.