The Comox Firefighters Association has donated another Automated External Defibrillator (AED) to help enhance public safety in the Comox Valley.

As 2025 comes to a close, Comox Mayor Nicole Minions is reflecting on a year focused on collaboration, community pride, and progress on the Town’s strategic priorities.

The Village of Sayward and the Strathcona Regional District are providing an update on water conservation efforts and next steps following the Newcastle Creek landslide.

The City of Campbell River is moving ahead with major infrastructure upgrades, supported by $1.68 million in federal funding through the Canada Community-Building Fund.

The City of Campbell River has selected a local development team to move ahead with a major downtown revitalization project - Reimagine the Row.

BC Hydro is issuing a public safety advisory for higher flows within the Elk Falls Canyon through Monday.

The Comox Valley Regional District has taken its first concrete step toward implementing the updated Comox Valley Agricultural Plan with the hiring of a new Agricultural Planning Coordinator.

Registration for programs found in Campbell River’s Winter and Spring Recreation Guide opens on Monday.

People on North Vancouver Island are being urged to stay vigilant and prepared as another round of heavy rain moves through the region.

Campbell River council has taken another step toward cracking down on repeat nuisance properties in the city.

The latest data for Campbell River supports trends highlighted in the City’s latest Citizen Satisfaction Survey.

British Columbia’s provincial health officer is encouraging people to get up to date on their vaccinations as the holiday season approaches.

The Campbell River RCMP are seeking the public’s help in finding a missing man.

Campbell River Hospice Society is getting ready to open its new Hospice Thrift Store on Friday and they’re putting extra emphasis on helping locate it.

The Campbell River and North Island Transition Society is looking for a little extra help to brighten the smiles of moms and children this holiday season.

BC Highway Patrol says almost 200 impaired drivers were caught in this year’s Light Up The Province impaired driving enforcement night, 18 on Vancouver Island.

The federal government is putting one-million dollars toward restoring the Kus-kus-sum site on the K’ómoks Estuary in Courtenay.

The Campbell River & District Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors is hosting its final B2B Mixer of the season on Thursday night.

Campbell River’s Winter and Spring Recreation Guide is now available.

BC Hydro has extended a public safety advisory for people to use caution around sections of the Puntledge River.

The Comox Valley Regional District has taken a major step toward boosting local affordable housing.

The provincial government is pointing to new national data as a sign that B.C.’s rental-housing market is finally easing after years of rising costs.

The Comox Valley Fire Chiefs Association is reminding RV owners to stay alert to fire and carbon-monoxide risks as colder weather arrives.

The annual New Year’s Day ocean plunge is set to return to Goose Spit Park, giving residents a brisk and spirited start to 2026.

The federal government is moving ahead with major changes to the Criminal Code aimed at strengthening protections for victims of violence and cracking down on child predators.

Comox Valley Search and Rescue was called to the Blockhead Trail in Cumberland late Saturday morning after a mountain biker suffered a serious fall.

The Comox Valley Regional District, the Town of Comox and the Comox Valley Sewer Conveyance Project team have issued a joint thank you to the community for their patience during construction on Comox Road, Comox Avenue, through the Town of Comox and Electoral Area B.

A survey on the development of the City of Courtenay’s Accessibility Plan is now live.

The Province says B.C.’s economy is expected to see steady, moderate growth over the next few years, according to the latest outlook from the Economic Forecast Council.

A long-running Comox Valley student project aimed at supporting people in need is back for another year.

The City of Courtenay will be upgrading the traffic signal cabinet at the intersection of Lerwick Road and Idiens Way.

There is an open house on Monday as the City of Campbell River works on the final stages of updating the Quinsam Heights Neighbourhood Plan.

The Cumberland Community Schools Society is hosting its Holiday and Gift Emporium this afternoon.

The Province has released new guidance aimed at helping young people facing severe mental health and substance-use challenges get urgent care when they can’t seek it themselves.

John Rustad has officially resigned as leader of the Conservative Party of British Columbia, a day after the party announced he was being removed as leader.