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Rethink must be 'reasonable', not charge more for one ticket

The Comox Valley Child Development Association in Courtenay has received over $66,000 to modify its parking and playground facilities to increase accessibility for people with disabilities and improve the quality of life for Comox Valley residents.

Residents of the Comox Valley are invited to join Premier Christy Clark at a live town hall meeting Tuesday.

The Town of Comox is granting the recently vacated space on the top floor of the old library building (1729 Comox Ave.) to the Pearl Ellis Gallery and the Comox Archives and Museum Society.

In the Comox Valley you only have to look up to see all that snow and the record-setting season for the Mount Washington Alpine Resort. With the approach of May, BC Hydro will be closely monitoring how all that snow will melt.

Public right versus public eyesore is what Comox council debated at Wednesday's committee of the whole meeting, as the topic of election signs on public property split the council table.

Attempting to break a party's long political slump, former Conservative MP John Cummins rallied a small crowd Tuesday night in Courtenay with a message of revitalization and optimism for what he hopes will form the next provincial government — the B.C. Conservative Party.