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RCMP still looking for clues one year after Courtenay man’s disappearance

RCMP still looking for clues one year after Courtenay man’s disappearance

It has been over a year, and investigators are still looking for John Wesley Edwards (“Wes”) who was last seen in Courtenay on March 20th, 2020.
Parallels between Island community and fictional town evident in Hallmark movie

Parallels between Island community and fictional town evident in Hallmark movie

Tourism boost likely down the road for Chemainus from publicity after a week of filming
Kus-kus-sum project forges forward in ‘unpaving the parking lot’

Kus-kus-sum project forges forward in ‘unpaving the parking lot’

Field Sawmill building being torn down
Facing Stage IV breast cancer at 36

Facing Stage IV breast cancer at 36

One in eight Canadian women develop breast cancer in their lifetime.
Courtenay students’ work is for ‘the birds’ — and seniors

Courtenay students’ work is for ‘the birds’ — and seniors

Lake Trail students using their new applied design skills in construction
Parts of Cumberland’s mine park closed for tree work

Parts of Cumberland’s mine park closed for tree work

Forest restoration work to run through spring and fall
Gulls going, going, gone from 19 Wing Comox and area landfills

Gulls going, going, gone from 19 Wing Comox and area landfills

A long-running control program proves beneficial in the Comox Valley and Campbell River
Anti-racism workshop helps you shift from being a frozen bystander to an active witness

Anti-racism workshop helps you shift from being a frozen bystander to an active witness

Over the past months, racism has become front and center in the news.
Cumberland businesses embrace initiative promoting LGBTQ+ and BIPOC community inclusivity

Cumberland businesses embrace initiative promoting LGBTQ+ and BIPOC community inclusivity

The Cumberland Business Association has introduced a new initiative promoting inclusivity for the LGBTQ+ and BIPOC community in the village.
Courtenay Airpark gets nearly $160K for infrastructure upgrades

Courtenay Airpark gets nearly $160K for infrastructure upgrades

The Courtenay Airpark has received $159,446 in government funds for infrastructure upgrades.
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