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The B.C. Conservatives have maintained their lead in the polls three days ahead of the B.C. provincial election, but the B.C. NDP remain within striking distance according to the latest surveys.

Recent polls from Angus Reid Institute and Mainstreet Research indicate the Conservatives are ahead of the NDP by three or six percentage points, respectively. The Angus Reid p...


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The Comox Valley Child Development Association (CVCDA) hosts its annual Children’s Telethon on Nov. 1, celebrating 51 years of supporting families in the community.

Of the many CVCDA programs, the Supported Child Development (SCD) and


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Comox Valley Regional District dog licences for 2027 will be available for purchase starting on Nov. 1.

The CVRD’s dog licences are valid from Jan. 1 until Dec. 31 each year, and all dogs over six months are required to be licensed every year within Electoral Areas A, B and C (Denman and Hornby Islands anticipated to begin dog licensing requirements in 2028).

Do...


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A brand-new RCMP program to fast-track experienced peace officers into frontline police officers has begun, and the first troop of cadets will be training in Chilliwack.

B.C. and Yukon RCMP held a ceremony at the BC RCMP headquarters in Surrey where they welcomed 13 peace officers on Oct. 20 into its new Experienced Peace Officer (ExPO) program.

The 13 cadets h...


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The pets of the North Island have been secretly contesting their own election to become PLAs (Pets of the Legislative Assembly). Still, the Comox Valley Record, Campbell River Mirror, and North Island Gazette have found out and are now sharing the candidates’ promises for the Comox Valley-North Island riding.

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Slogan: “Birds up”<...


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