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In anticipation of a significant storm set to hit the Island Monday afternoon, BC Hydro is increasing water flows in the Puntledge River Sunday night, Nov. 15.

The 2020 YANA Christmas Cracker Campaign is kicking off again, and like most things right now, this year鈥檚 fundraiser looks a little different.

Organizers have adapted event and means of raising donations for pandemic

A group of Comox Valley businesses are running a Holiday Hamper Drive in an effort to give back to the community over the coming Christmas season.

North Island College is partnering with Camosun College, Vancouver Island University and Royal Roads University for the first-ever, multi-institutional virtual career fair.

Rose gets her $1,500 back, but most aren鈥檛 as fortunate

Kathleen Klassen鈥檚 medical condition makes wearing a mask impossible

A lot has been said and commented and shared this year on the ideas of sacrifice, freedom, service, and those to whom we are thankful.

For more than a century, Canadians have gathered on Remembrance Day at local cenotaphs, town squares or Canadian Legion Branches. This year is different. Although we may be unable to gather together in the same way to honour those who have been lost in their service to our nation, it is more important than ever that each of us, wherever we are, remember their sacrifice at 11 a.m. on November 11th.

Since the first commemoration in 1919, each November 11th, Canadians pay tribute to those members of the Armed Forces and civilians who have sacrificed and lost their lives in times of war.