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The annual Santa Claus parade in Courtenay caught a break Sunday when the rain that had pelted downtown festivities the day before held off.

The absence of weekend flooding does not mean the danger did not exist, says City of Courtenay administrator Sandy Gray.

Cautious optimism was the general theme at the Outlook 2012 economic forecasting forum.

With one particular song, Keisja Cox has special motivation to hope people keep singing her words.

B.C. Conservative leader John Cummins is calling for an independent review of a force he calls "inept and outdated."

A brief, intense weekend rainstorm lashed the Comox Valley without producing the flooding that BC Hydro and the City of Courtenay feared.

The City of Courtenay anticipates that flooding in low-lying areas may begin this Saturday and last for several days.

There is now a significant concern for the high tides, storm surge and the subsequent potential risk for flooding in the Courtenay area.

In the first nine months of 2011, Community Based Victim Services workers saw more cases of sexual violence than in all of 2010.

Critics are going to court to challenge B.C.'s alien species regulations