If you bought a Lotto 6/49 ticket for the Wednesday, Aug. 2 draw in the Comox Valley, you could be a millionaire.
According to B.C.’s official lottery website, Playnow, a ticket sold in Courtenay has won the $1 million “white ball prize.”
The “gold ball prize” of $36 million was carried over, and will be worth $38 million in Saturday’s draw.
This is the second million-dollar winning Lotto 6/49 ticket sold in Courtenay in the past two months.
B.C. Nurses Begin Targeted Job Action
Unionized nurses across British Columbia have begun targeted job action after contract talks with the provincial government failed to produce a new agreement.
Campbell River Shipyard Awarded RCMP Patrol Vessel Contract
A Campbell River shipyard has landed a major federal contract to build the next generation of RCMP coastal patrol vessels.
Comox Valley Chamber Seeks Business Input Ahead Of Municipal Election
The Comox Valley Chamber of Commerce is asking local businesses and non-profit organizations to help shape its advocacy priorities ahead of this fall's municipal election.
B.C., Ottawa Sign Multi-Billion-Dollar Agreement
British Columbia and the federal government have signed what they're calling a landmark agreement aimed at supporting major infrastructure, clean energy, and economic growth across the province.
West Coast Oil Pipeline Proposed Through Southern B.C.
The federal and Alberta governments have announced plans to move ahead with a new oil pipeline that would carry up to one-million barrels of crude a day from Alberta to a new marine terminal on B.C.'s south coast.
Saturday & Sunday, July 4th & 5th, it’s the Campbell River ‘Health, Light & Love’ Spiritual Wellness Fair at Willow Point Lions Hall.
at Willow Point Lions HallSaturday, July 4, check out Iconography + Identity with Aoife McKirgan, at the Campbell River Art Gallery.
at Campbell River Art GalleryOther than the August long weekend, every Saturday through August 22, check out the Summertime In The Fairgrounds Market at the Comox Valley Exhibition grounds ...
at Comox Valley Curling Centre
The word "éy7á7juuthem" means “Language of our People” and is the ancestral tongue of the Homalco, Tla’amin, Klahoose and K’ómoks First Nations, with dialectic differences in each community.
It is pronounced "eye-ya-jooth-hem."