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• Heavy rains cause state of emergency in city, evacuation warning in village. Comox Valley Record • Nov-16-2009
• Comox Valley flooding improving before it gets worse? Comox Valley Record • Nov-16-2009
• Cleanup underway after Courtenay flood Comox Valley Record • Nov-17-2009
• 'Well-known and loved performer' dies on Hornby Island Comox Valley Record • Nov-18-2009
• Flooding causes Comox Valley schools to close early Comox Valley Record • Nov-16-2009
• Courtenay mayor lifts state of emergency Comox Valley Record • Nov-17-2009
• Hornby death suspect Comox Valley Record • Nov-19-2009
• Campbell River flood warning issued Campbell River Mirror • Nov-16-2009
• RCMP confirm Hornby death as homicide Comox Valley Record • Nov-20-2009
• Roads and bridges open Comox Valley Record • Nov-17-2009
• People hit hardest by flood were already struggling Comox Valley Record • Nov-19-2009
• Fill ‘er up Campbell River Mirror • Nov-17-2009

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• Heavy rains cause state of emergency in city, evacuation warning in village. Comox Valley Record • Nov-16-2009
• Comox Valley flooding improving before it gets worse? Comox Valley Record • Nov-16-2009
• Think twice before getting vaccine Mission City Record • Nov-05-2009
• Assault victim dies Terrace Standard • Nov-18-2009
• Cleanup underway after Courtenay flood Comox Valley Record • Nov-17-2009
• RCMP: Alphonse did not die as result of crime Williams Lake Tribune • Nov-19-2009
• 'Well-known and loved performer' dies on Hornby Island Comox Valley Record • Nov-18-2009
• Update: Woman killed in underground nightclub Surrey North Delta Leader • Oct-31-2009
• Hundreds evacuated in Cowichan after state of emergency declared because of flooding Cowichan News Leader and Pictorial • Nov-20-2009
• WEB FIRST: Vernon crash victims identified Vernon Morning Star • Nov-16-2009
• Flooding causes Comox Valley schools to close early Comox Valley Record • Nov-16-2009
• Wal-Mart will open later this month Williams Lake Tribune • Nov-17-2009

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