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Col. Michel Lalumière was smiling Monday morning as he mingled with his colleagues and spoke to the media, but he admitted that it was a sad day for him.

Comox Valley residents joined hands Saturday at Goose Spit to show solidarity with people around the world opposed to offshore drilling, pipelines and oil tankers.

Former Vancouver Olympic boss John Furlong and former Nova Scotia deputy attorney general Doug Keefe have been appointed co-chairs of a review into the June 15 Stanley Cup riot in Vancouver.

Peace River North MLA Pat Pimm has resigned as a parliamentary secretary for natural gas development and quit the B.C. Liberal caucus after being arrested in a domestic dispute at his home Sunday.

It will take weeks to repair multiple road and highway washouts caused by a once-in-40-years rainstorm in northeast B.C.

Former premier Gordon Campbell has been nominated to be Canada's next High Commmissioner to the United Kingdom.

In an effort to increase the awareness of recycling, the City of Courtenay is unveiling a new container to be used to collect all those pop tins, water bottles and other recyclables.

Traffic delays can be expected for the remainder of June as well as July during watermain upgrades at a wetland area of Cumberland Road.

The Comox Valley 30-Day Local Food Challenge begins live registration and passport distribution this Saturday from 9 a.m. to noon at the Comox Valley Farmer's Market.

Comox Valley residents will join hands Saturday at noon at Goose Spit in solidarity with people around the world to oppose offshore drilling, pipelines and tankers, and call for clean energy solutions for a sustainable planet.