Tag: Awards

Comox Valley chamber celebrates business leaders at Starry Night Gala

The Comox Valley business community took the spotlight Saturday night at the Comox Valley Chamber of Commerce’s annual business excellence awards.

Comox Valley Farmers’ Market nominated for multiple provincial awards

The Comox Valley Farmers’ Market has been nominated for multiple awards from the BC Association of Farmers’ Markets. 

Comox Fire Rescue members recognized at awards night November 22

Several members of Comox Fire Rescue received awards at the department’s annual ceremony on Saturday, Nov. 22. 

Cost of goods and supplies a challenge for Island brewery

The costs of goods and supplies are going up, and that is presenting some challenges for a Vancouver Island...

Awards for two Comox buildings

COMOX, B.C. - The Town of Comox is celebrating after its Twin Sail Buildings along the Comox Marina picked...

Comox Firefighters Honoured for their Service

Comox Fire Rescue recently held its annual awards banquet. At the end, crew members are recognized for their years...

Nominations open for Top 20 Under 40 Awards

Young professionals across Vancouver Island are being celebrated at the "Top 20 Under 40" Awards. Chairman Roger McKinnon...

Members recognized at Comox Fire awards banquet

Members of Comox Fire Rescue have been recognized for their hard work over the last year. The department held its...
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