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Competition between Campbell River and Courtenay-Comox RCMP raises money for retired heroes

Competition between Campbell River and Courtenay-Comox RCMP raises money for retired heroes

Ned’s Wish is the beneficiary of friendly fundraising rivalry
Boss Hog’s sweeps awards at Comox Valley Ribfest

Boss Hog’s sweeps awards at Comox Valley Ribfest

Boss Hog’s, an award-winning team of ribbers from London, Ont., swept the awards at Comox Valley Ribfest, a three-day event last weekend at Cumberland Village Park.
Vancouver Island’s drought rating rises to level 3

Vancouver Island’s drought rating rises to level 3

Province asking people to cut back on water usage, may add restrictions if conditions don’t improve
Morin runs again for Courtenay council

Morin runs again for Courtenay council

“Our council is very action-oriented.”
Cumberland anti-racism policy takes next step

Cumberland anti-racism policy takes next step

BRIEFS: Village needs members for board of variance
Longtime Cumberland councillor not seeking re-election

Longtime Cumberland councillor not seeking re-election

Longtime Cumberland councillor Gwyn Sproule will not be seeking re-election this fall.
Courtenay councillor appointed to FCM B.C. Caucus

Courtenay councillor appointed to FCM B.C. Caucus

Courtenay Coun. Will Cole-Hamilton will be joining CVRD Area A director Daniel Arbour on a 13-person B.C. Caucus of the Federation of Canadian Municipalities, as appointed by FCM president Taneen Rudyk.
Cumberland lands two major infrastructure grants

Cumberland lands two major infrastructure grants

“We look forward to future engagement with residents on land-use planning.”
Retired restaurateur declares candidacy for Courtenay council

Retired restaurateur declares candidacy for Courtenay council

I want to offer a better alternative along with others who are motivated by the same principles. Since 1983, this is where Terry and I have lived, grown, invested and now retired after 39 years so far in this wonderful valley. We have been restaurateurs since 1985 when we opened our first restaurant called the Nova Cafe. We recently sold our last restaurant, Michael’s Off Main, in September 2020, after 19 years on 4th Street.
Cumberland sets out new agreement for trail use

Cumberland sets out new agreement for trail use

Memorandum of understanding includes village, UROC, timber companies
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