Comox Valley Record, October 30, 2014

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Election supplement in next week’s Record Watch for our election supplecandidates the opportunity to expand on their answers which ment “Options” coming out next we will post unedited at comoxweek. It’s unlike any election valleyrecord.com under our preparedness package we have Elections tab. ever done. BC MUNICIPAL Voting is imporWe asked the pubtant and on Nov. lic for input on what 15 we will be electthey wanted to know ing candidates to a from our candidates. four-year term. The most popular It’s vital that complaint was that Comprehensive you use all the typical answers coverage of resources to help given by candi- your 2014 you make the dates are too vague right voting deciand don’t nail down municipal election: sion whether where they stand that’s reading our on important issues. SEE MORE ONLINE publication, conSo with input from tacting candidates you we have come up directly, attendwith a format that ing debates, using will address that very thing. It’s a Q&A style where social media or reading their we asked candidates a yes or no expanded answers at comoxvalleyrecord.com. question. As you can appreciate, space –Zena Williams, is always an issue in the newsPublisher paper business, so we offered

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Courtenay firefighters attended a fire that broke out Tuesday afternoon at Excel Automotive S&R Repairs on Cousins Avenue.

Blaze at automotive repair shop Scott Stanfield Record Staff

Courtenay firefighters battled a blaze that broke out shortly before 4 p.m. Tuesday at Excel Automotive S&R Repairs on Cousins Avenue in Tin Town. “Upon arrival, the back end of the shop was fully involved,” deputy fire chief Kurt MacDonald said. Crews extinguished the fire in about 2 1/2 hours. There were no

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injuries. “Everybody was out on arrival,” MacDonald said. “We were very happy with that.” The fire — which is under investigation — likely started as a “process of repairing a vehicle,” he added. Firefighters returned in the evening to deal with a pile of debris underneath a vehicle inside the garage. MacDonald credits the Cousins Road community for setting

up a perimeter before police arrived. “They were very, very helpful. Can’t say enough about them,” he said, crediting the ambulance service, RCMP and BC Hydro as well. “Hydro disconnected the power within half an hour of the incident. The RCMP set up an excellent perimeter. All the agencies that responded were super helpful.”

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Record Staff They’ve helped upwards of 800 children, youth and families, and now the Comox Valley Child Development Association is getting ready for their annual telethon with the goal of helping even more. The 39th annual CVCDA is happening this Sunday from noon to 8 p.m. at the Sid Williams Theatre, and features a variety of local entertainers. Proceeds support local children

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