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Using stop signs to control speed exacerbates the problem

Cumberland council considered stop signs to quell speeding but village councillors knew the problem could actually be made worse
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Spring is in the air 鈥� and so are the chickadees

Spring is in the air 鈥� and so are the chickadees

All of a sudden there are a multitude of birds singing their hearts out at the crack of dawn
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Taking care of the caregiver

Sometimes the rewards of caregiving are outweighed by the stress, physical and emotional work, which invariably leads to burnout
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Comox Valley Record reader sees cyclists on wrong side of road, writes in

I agree with him because I almost made a hood ornament out of a wrong-way cyclist not long ago
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Like batteries people must recharge to keep balance in life

We run into trouble when the discharging exceeds the recharging over a period of time...
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Unlocking the equity in your home, three popular strategies

You may be at a point in your life where you're looking to unlock the equity you've built in your home over the years...
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Would road safety increase if B.C. drivers' records were public knowledge?

Not likely. Sometimes the only way to prevent dangerous drivers from endangering us all is to put them in a cage
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'Hawk' tangles with eagles, MARS to the rescue

'Hawk' tangles with eagles, MARS to the rescue

During our MARS' Walk for Wildlife we had an urgent call from an eyewitness to rescue a bird that had just "fallen from the sky"
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Grassi Point Farm among oldest in Comox Valley, but leading in hottest trends

Grassi Point Farm among oldest in Comox Valley, but leading in hottest trends

Owners Tom and Roberta Feely have diversified over the years, adding vegetable crops and constructing the Grassi Point Farm Market
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Playing cricket, Jamaican style

Playing cricket, Jamaican style

Three centuries of British rule left the island with a passion for this amusingly archaic game
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