Comox Valley influenza rates so far this season are similar to past years, though the age of those most affected is younger.
Mount Washington Alpine Resort saw the season's first skiers and boarders fly down the hill Sunday.
A Highland Secondary grad recently met a group of Ugandan students she helped send to high school.
With a late-January due date, Amber and Alex Wilcox were completely surprised their son was born as the Comox Valley's first baby of 2014.
Have you made a new year's resolution?
We polled 10 Comox Valley people about theirs and this is what we learned:
Seven Comox Valley secondary students placed second of 40 Destination Imagination teams from around the world.
Future trustees on the Comox Valley Board of Education will receive more money for their service after a split vote.
Jessica Lewis is determined to raise as much money as she can for the Comox Valley Food Bank.
Dr. Tracy Rodgers can list how the maternal child unit's new portable ultrasound has improved patient care.
The first handful of this season's confirmed influenza cases have shown up on Vancouver Island.
A bomb threat prompted North Island College to close the doors to its Comox Valley and Campbell River campuses today (Friday)
New commercial developments in Cumberland will no longer get a free ride in terms of development cost charges (DCCs).
Our Story: A History looks at St. George's United Church's long history in Courtenay, but it also highlights the church's current work.
Cumberland council sees no benefit for Cumberland to amalgamate with the rest of the Valley, as proposed by four former Comox Valley mayors.
School District 71 plans to merge Cumberland's two schools into one kindergarten-to-Grade 9 "learning campus" by September.
The B.C. Coastal Transportation Society's 10-year ferry fare increase table released last week was incorrect.
Comox Valley organ transplant recipients personally thanked St. Joseph's General Hospital staff for helping make transplants possible.
Cumberland's Official Community Plan revision process is getting closer to completion.
Denman and Hornby Islands' ferry fares have increased by more than 300 per cent in the past 10 years.
Comox Valley Hospice Society executive director Terri Odeneal is eager to see the Valley's first end-of-life care beds.
