Brightly dyed hair, haircuts, head shaves and, maybe even a vice-principal kissing a pig are in the works for Valley View Elementary.
More than two million Syrian refugees have fled their country, and over one million of those are children.
The Vancouver Island Visitor Centre was packed with about 145 Comox Valley businesspeople for the annual Tourism Industry Forum.
Cougar-related complaints are higher this year than last, but bear-related complaints are about the same.
Courtenay resident Steve Thurber finds interesting items at the beach all the time but he's got something that may be a record-breaker.
Cumberland council rejected Trilogy Group CEO and president John Evans' request for exemption from commercial development cost charges.
École Puntledge Park Elementary students learned about residential school history and honoured survivors as part of a three-month project.
Ruby's cancer is in remission, and she and her family are settling in at their home in Courtenay
The Comox Valley Economic Development Society will take on a new role that could help rid the Valley of some well-known eyesores.
Comox Valley students will head back to the classrooms next week and the possibility of picket lines at schools is looming this fall.
North Island College will continue to grow its health-care and trades programs.
Donation flows to the Comox Valley Food Bank are going through a "summer drought," says president Jeff Hampton.
The owners of Berry Best Organic Farm remain positive, though culvert maintenance has them a significant number of their customers.
The Crown Isle Shopping Centre is one step closer to adding three more buildings to its location at Ryan and Lerwick roads.
Ten years later, the Comox Valley's Chris Klein-Beekman is remembered for his caring personality and his dedication to help others.
Courtenay council unanimously approved a development permit Monday for a proposed duplex on Cumberland Road.
After mixed views at a public hearing, Silver Sand Land Corp's proposed residential project near Costco jumped over one more hurdle.
Event is scheduled to start at 2 p.m. at Denman West ferry dock
Kidney disease is one of British Columbia's fastest-growing illnesses, according to the Provincial Health Services Authority.
Reconstruction of the Stevens Lake Dam has been deferred to 2014 by Cumberland council.
