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Dan Webb is producing the second annual Astrophobia Sci-Fi and Horror Film Festival, Oct. 15-16 at the Masonic Hall in Cumberland.

The Comox Valley Healthcare Foundation (CVHF) received a $25,000 donation from RBC Foundation to support two projects focused on enhancing mental health supports in our community.

The current timeline sees substantial completion in May 2023

Another lottery, another grand prize option in Courtenay.

The 14 candidates running for school board trustee positions in the Comox Valley were asked the following question:

Matthew Ellis, who is running for director in Area C (Puntledge-Black Creek) of the Comox Valley Regional District in the Oct. 15 election, is being taken to task on social media about a past comment the public has identified as being bigoted.

The North Island College nursing program hosted a Courtenay all-candidates forum discussing climate change on Tuesday, Oct. 4 at Stan Hagen Theatre.

The council of the Town of Comox conferred the Freedom of the Municipality to Mayor, Russ Arnott, the highest honour that a municipality may bestow upon a person.

Did you know there鈥檚 a locally produced podcast just for caregivers? The Island Treasures podcast originated during the pandemic, when now-retired social worker, Alison van Schie, a certified caregiving consultant, took a step of faith and entered the world of podcasting as a means to provide hope, encouragement and information on helpful resources for caregivers who may be feeling isolated and alone because of health restrictions and limited access to in-person supports.

In an effort to keep voters as informed as possible heading into the Oct. 15 municipal elections, the Comox Valley Record sent out a series of questions for Comox Valley Regional District director candidates to respond to, regarding issues that affect rural residents of the Comox Valley. The following are their responses.