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The City of Courtenay, WorkSafeBC, District Labour Council and CUPE 556 hosted the event

For the Jan. 1 to March 31 quarter, the Comox Valley RCMP had an 11 per cent decrease in calls for service in Courtenay, relative to the previous quarter from Oct. 1 to Dec. 31. There was also a 22 per cent decrease in traffic files, a 55 per cent decrease in break and enter files, and a 10 per cent decrease in theft from vehicles.

Move expected to add 4,600 surgeries, endoscopies annually on the Island

Review determines median annual mayoral salary to be $83,000

On a sunny but cool spring afternoon in Courtenay, I accompany three kind-hearted ladies who volunteer their time to spread a bit of kindness to those in need. Nicole Morrison, Sue Edwards and Brandi Kothlow run Community Cares Peer Outreach, a low barrier service that provides food, clothing and, when needed, medical attention to people on the street.

Village is applying for federal grant to help with budget for next year鈥檚 party

Record levels of antisemitism were recorded in Canada last year, with sharp increases in Quebec and British Columbia, according to a report published Sunday.

Independent Investigations Office looking into April 23 incident

Regional officials say controversial Deep Water Recovery activities not permitted under bylaw

The lockdown was lifted around 3:30 p.m.