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Courtenay Museum presentation regarding history of Comox Valley Mennonite community

Courtenay Museum presentation regarding history of Comox Valley Mennonite community

Who were the Mennonites?
North Island College seeking accommodation families for international students

North Island College seeking accommodation families for international students

NIC’s Office of Global Engagement is calling for Comox Valley residents to open their homes to NIC students caught in a tight rental market.
Granny flat will accommodate owner’s mother

Granny flat will accommodate owner’s mother

Joy Magnusson hopes her mother will be able to age in place at her home near Puntledge Park in Courtenay.
Wet weather expected for much of coastal B.C.

Wet weather expected for much of coastal B.C.

The Weather Network is calling for up to 200mm of rain to fall in some areas of the South Coast and Vancouver Island
B.C. reporter reflects on covering Charles Manson

B.C. reporter reflects on covering Charles Manson

Charles Manson, leader of a murderous cult, died on Sunday at 83
ICBC overbilling for crash repairs not the problem, dealers say

ICBC overbilling for crash repairs not the problem, dealers say

Collision repair shops reject union claim of inflated costs
B.C. VIEWS: China a better partner for forest industry than U.S.

B.C. VIEWS: China a better partner for forest industry than U.S.

B.C. is slowly winning the softwood lumber war
B.C. groups to address child sex abuse in sports

B.C. groups to address child sex abuse in sports

viaSport is organizing a full day of education in association with Canadian Centre for Child Protection and the Coaching Association of Canada.
Isfeld volleyball teams qualify for provincials

Isfeld volleyball teams qualify for provincials

The Isfeld Ice senior boys volleyball team qualified for provincials in dramatic fashion at the AA Island finals at St. Michael’s University School in Victoria on the weekend.
Report sets exercise guidelines for young kids, including ‘tummy time’ for babies

Report sets exercise guidelines for young kids, including ‘tummy time’ for babies

Kids aged one to four should get at least three hours of physical activity throughout the day