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Jay Jamieson was inspired to offer clothing alternatives anyone could afford

Discussion with leaders, march held to mark Earth Day in the community

There鈥檚 a reason why Avery Cardinal and Tyson Geick鈥檚 band The Run Wild is not yet a household name in the Comox Valley: starting a band during a pandemic has its challenges.

First step helps prepare for the second stage once lake levels start to drop

Regional waste board wants province to make deconstruction a recycling regulation

鈥淲alk-in clinics are at a breaking point 鈥� many of the Valley鈥檚 physicians are approaching retirement.鈥�

Raida Bolton was genuinely surprised when presented with the Paul Harris Fellow Award at the April 20 Strathcona Sunrise Rotary meeting.

April 26: This article has been updated with quotes from area facilitators.

Deep Water Recovery runs the operation at 5084 Island Highway South

The Comox Valley Shito-Ryu Karate club recently travelled to Nanaimo for the 3rd Vancouver Island Karate Championships. With over 165 competitor and 14 clubs participating, it was a very successful and exciting event and for most of the eight members from the Comox dojo it was their first time competing and being among clubs from all over the Island and Mainland. The tournament was organized by VIKS (Vancouver Island Karate Society).