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Vancouver Island North candidates are invited to two public forums announced so far this month for the Comox Valley.

Courtenay resident Marv McLeod considers his piece of property in the Philippines his Stanley Park, but his park has a school nearby with children desperate to even go to school.

While the Snowbirds are practising locally until April 19, get out your cameras because the Comox Valley Air Force Museum Association is holding its second annual Snowbirds Photo Contest.

All units at St. Joseph's General Hospital have resumed normal activity now that two outbreaks have been declared over.

Promising to keep billions of dollars in the province if the HST is voted to be removed, NDP leader Jack Layton rallied support for first-time Vancouver North Island candidate Ronna-Rae Leonard Thursday afternoon in Courtenay.

Your change can make a difference in the well-being of three-year-old Owen who has cerebral palsy, a group of disorders affecting movement and muscle co-ordination.

A documentary highlighting the importance of the Courtenay River estuary will help Project Watershed in its bid to have the estuary named a National Historic Site.

With Jack Layton arriving in the Comox Valley today, the Vancouver Island North NDP candidate is praising her party’s plan to ensure that British Columbians will not be financially punished if they defeat the HST in June’s referendum.

Comox Valley students earned 24 medals in the recent Skills Canada regional competitions. Fifty local students travelled to North Island College in Campbell River to participate in the Skills Canada regional competitions with more than 100 of their peers.