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A trail that local residents used to access Aspen Road has been closed by Highstreet Ventures as it works to build a new greenway access during the development of hundreds of units of multi-family housing in the town of Comox. Photo courtesy of Julie Micksch.

Residents upset with Aspen Road development in Comox

Comox councillor says housing development should be balanced with community compassion
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