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Party says close to 50,000 new members signed up

If the site can be ready in time, the Comox Valley Farmers’ Market could operate at Comox Bay Farm this summer.

The intersection at Cliffe Avenue and 17th Street in Courtenay is considered high enough risk to be part of a major expansion to the provincial red light camera program.

The announcement that the new Comox Valley hospital will be built within the Crown Isle development is being greeted favourably by a number of business leaders.

Highland Secondary School is about halfway through a two-year process that could make it the only public school on Vancouver Island offering the International Baccalaureate diploma program.

A Christmas Eve landslide ruined the back of Merle Kelly’s two-acre property in Black Creek — something the 83-year-old widow fears will repeat.

The ambulance stationed behind Comox Town Hall will operate from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m Tuesday to Friday, BC Ambulance has confirmed.

The Vancouver Island North NDP Riding Association will choose one of three people Feb. 27 to challenge MP John Duncan in the next federal election.

Ferry users could be looking at doubled fares on smaller routes unless the province can spare a few million in the next five years, according to the CEO of BC Ferries.

The North Island Women’s Services Society, which operates the Comox Valley Women’s Resource Centre and has been helping women in the Comox Valley for three decades, will close this summer.