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Vancouver Island group taps rare engine to rebuild war-time fighter bomber

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By Scott Stanfield Verified
| Parksville/Qualicum Beach News Verified
A Comox Valley group is in the process of restoring and rebuilding a Second World War fighter bomber that has a local connection. The team at Typhoon Legacy has already spent three years restoring a pre-war Rolls Royce Merlin engine from Alberta, which was part of a trade to bring a rare wartime Napier Sabre engine from New Zealand to Canada. The goal is use the rebuilt Sabre — which the team expects to be even more challenging than the Merlin rebuild — to fly the Hawker Typhoon JP843.
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Roadblock on the road back: Islander talks about his path back from addiction

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By Scott Stanfield Verified
| Sooke News Mirror Verified
When Robin Norbury was wrestling with a substance use disorder, his body weight had dropped to 112 pounds on his six-foot frame. He had been addicted to drugs for about 20 years. The last 10 to 12 were particularly bad. In and out of hospital, the 60-year-old Courtenay man had reached a point where he thought his life was over. “I basically resigned myself to, ‘This is it, nothing else is going to happen. I’m going to do this until it’s all over’,” Norbury said.
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Stolen bike at safety meeting symbolic of growing downtown Courtenay concern

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By Scott Stanfield Verified
| Vancouver Island Free Daily Verified
In an ironic twist, Courtenay resident Lucie Himmelova had her bike stolen while she was attending a recent safety and security meeting between downtown business owners, elected officials, police and the Medical Health Officer. After the meeting, Courtenay Fire Chief Kurt MacDonald took her by car to the Connect Warming Centre — which supports individuals experiencing homelessness, and was a focal point of discussion at the meeting. Himmelova approached a man standing outside the building.
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