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Recycle old paint in Parksville and Qualicum Beach

Recycle old paint in Parksville and Qualicum Beach

Non-profit groups encourage people to drop off paint at recycling depots
Masks and temperature checks now mandatory to enter Nanaimo’s Woodgrove Centre

Masks and temperature checks now mandatory to enter Nanaimo’s Woodgrove Centre

Mall says it’s the first in B.C. to put these kind of measures in place
COVID-19: New air carrier sought for Qualicum Beach Airport

COVID-19: New air carrier sought for Qualicum Beach Airport

Island Express Air ends operation due to pandemic
COVID-19 skill loss will hurt global economic output for rest of century: survey

COVID-19 skill loss will hurt global economic output for rest of century: survey

About one in seven Canadian students satisfied with transition toward online learning
‘Music Cafe’ in Parksville questions future amid COVID-19

‘Music Cafe’ in Parksville questions future amid COVID-19

As a new business, they don’t qualify for government assistance
35 years of sending Qualicum Beach on incredible journeys

35 years of sending Qualicum Beach on incredible journeys

Travel agent Michelle Brown on 35 years at the same office in Qualicum Beach
Arbutus RV expands Island operations with acquisition of Parksville location

Arbutus RV expands Island operations with acquisition of Parksville location

New owners Craig and Rose Little acquire Coast RV business from Kelly Tague
Island MP says fish harvester benefit needs a wider application window

Island MP says fish harvester benefit needs a wider application window

Courtenay-Alberni’s Gord Johns requests expanded application period for fish harvester benefits
BC Autism Awards launch with help from Quality Foods

BC Autism Awards launch with help from Quality Foods

Third annual ‘The Heroes in Our Story’ awards and raffle accepting nominations until Aug. 28
Rebound recovery program helps more than 50 PQB businesses remain open

Rebound recovery program helps more than 50 PQB businesses remain open

Nearly $90K in aid received through Oceanside Initiatives plan