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The Vancouver Island North Green candidate in the current federal election is using YouTube to present her position on various issues.

To celebrate Earth Week, the Cumberland Community Schools Society (CCSS) and Cumberland Elementary School staff are organizing a Walking School Bus. It’s like carpooling without the cars.

DFO’s halibut quota system is privatizing a public resource and hurting B.C.’s coastal economy, say NDP candidates Ronna-Rae Leonard and Nathan Cullen.

Despite the absence of Vancouver Island North Conservative MP John Duncan and two other candidates, the show went on before a packed house at an all-candidates forum Wednesday at North Island College in Courtenay.

The Comox Valley Earth Day Family Festival on April 23 at Simms Millennium Park in Courtenay will host a Youth ecoForum facilitated by Zac Whyte and Ta’Kaiya Blaney.

The Easter bunny is hopping into the Comox Valley a little bit early this year, much to the enjoyment of passengers at the Comox Valley Airport.

The Children Can’t Wait Committee of northern Vancouver Island will present a Who Cares? event in front of John Duncan’s constituency office in Courtenay this Friday at 11:30 a.m.

With the exception of Kate Greening, Cumberland council voted to work with the regional district towards adopting a regional water strategy that would include the Village as a stakeholder.

Following the notification of a surprise parcel tax for a sanitary sewer lift station to about 60 homeowners in Lancaster Heights, Comox council authenticated the parcel tax roll for the area Wednesday, with the amount of tax yet to be determined.