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The Dreamspeaker Cruising Guides have become standard reference for B.C. boaters, with their easy-to-read maps and descriptions of both popular and little-known highlights for sailors all along B.C.’s coast.

What the heck has happened to Derek Edwards?

Indigo Jazz appears monthly at the Zocalo Café, and to the great delight of the trio, the first Friday of May lands just two days prior to Mother’s Day.

The True Colours Youth Company of Performing Arts is hosting its first Community-Inspired Celebration of Dance on May 7 at the Old Church Theatre in Courtenay.

Local songwriter and Vancouver Island Music Award nominee Helen Austin will be the guest performer at the 1st Tuesday Fundraiser on May 3, raising money for the Canadian Cancer Society Relay For Life.

The Comox Valley Airport provides the first point of entry for many northern Vancouver Island tourists.

From her move to Saskatchewan from Quebec in the early 1900s, to raising a family through the '30s, Marie Anne Lacaille lived her life with style, humour and an ability to create spectacular meals.

Kymme Patrick, 49, is an award-winning actress, playwright, director and drama instructor. She never expected to be a cancer patient.

Skampida has become one of the most successful and popular group's to emerge from Colombia.

The Wachiay Friendship Centre Society has a new program for women of aboriginal ancestry living in the Comox Valley who are in business, or considering going into business.