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Former drug user says checkered past is an employment roadblock

Former drug user says checkered past is an employment roadblock

When Robin Norbury was wrestling with a substance use disorder, his body weight had dropped to 112 pounds on his six-foot frame.
UPDATE: Missing man and rowboat located

UPDATE: Missing man and rowboat located

Police received a report of an unmanned rowboat floating in the ocean near Royston
Island Health seeks permanent site for inhalation OPS in Courtenay

Island Health seeks permanent site for inhalation OPS in Courtenay

Medical Health Officer advocates holistic approach
Canada, B.C. announce Island Rail Corridor lands being returned to First Nation

Canada, B.C. announce Island Rail Corridor lands being returned to First Nation

Snaw-Naw-As First Nation claimed their land was expropriated for rail services no longer in use
Treasure seekers scour Port Alberni waterfront for pot of ‘gold’

Treasure seekers scour Port Alberni waterfront for pot of ‘gold’

B.C.-based scavenger hunt offered $1,000 if someone could solve five riddles
Treasure seekers scour Port Alberni waterfront for pot of ‘gold’

Treasure seekers scour Port Alberni waterfront for pot of ‘gold’

B.C.-based scavenger hunt offered $1,000 if someone could solve five riddles
2 minor earthquakes detected off Vancouver Island, in Haida Gwaii over weekend

2 minor earthquakes detected off Vancouver Island, in Haida Gwaii over weekend

Quake in Haidi Gwaii felt by some people Saturday
Heavy snowfall warning issued on 3 major southern B.C. highways

Heavy snowfall warning issued on 3 major southern B.C. highways

Extreme driving conditions and up to 25 cm to fall on Highways 3, 5 and 1 Sunday to Tuesday
Comox Valley directors approve home occupation use for water extraction

Comox Valley directors approve home occupation use for water extraction

Home occupation use does not permit water bottling
Province announces $7.6-plus million funding for Courtenay

Province announces $7.6-plus million funding for Courtenay

The Province of B.C. will deliver over $7.6 million in new funding to the City of Courtenay this spring through the Growing Communities Fund.