"It is very upsetting seeing this copycat after what has happened in Portapique"
"It is very upsetting seeing this copycat after what has happened in Portapique"
Comox's Nautical Days, an August long weekend staple, has been cancelled for 2020, due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Announcement regarding tickets forthcoming
It should have come as little surprise that many people chose to ignore the pleas from B.C. and Alberta government officials to stay home during the long weekend.
Easy Street's 'We're All in this Together' features photos and video clips from around the world
The North Island Hospital Comox Valley campus is preparing for a surge in COVID-19 cases in much the same fashion as hospitals across the province - opening as many beds as possible, and having contingency plans in place for the most serious of cases.
Another business has stepped up to help the Girl Guides sell their iconic cookies.
Goods Grocery moves, changes focus
Customers with existing reservations will be contacted directly
This week, the Comox Valley Record published two articles regarding the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) arriving in our community.
Dr. Tanja Daws says there is one confirmed local case
Musicians, promoters and producers alike all reeling from cancellations, venue bans
Someone who bought a lottery ticket in Courtenay is a multi-millionaire.
The results of an inquiry into allegations of sexual abuse on the part of L'Arche founder Jean Vanier were stunning, to say the least.
Shakura S'Aida and her band will play the Native Sons Hall in Courtenay, Friday, March 6, in a show music lovers, and dance lovers alike, will not want to miss.
The local L'Arche community is reeling in the wake of a report that has determined L'Arche founder Jean Vanier sexually abused six women, between 1975 and 1990.
Description is of a man in an older, boxy white sedan
Man who may have been wearing black hoodie seen fleeing area
Chief Rempel releases statement
