K’ómoks First Nation and We Wai Kai Nation have signed a protocol aimed at strengthening their relationship. In a joint statement, the nations said the protocol reflects years of dialogue and ...

The BC Wildfire Service has confirmed that a wildfire burning just south of Fanny Bay is being held. The fire was discovered Saturday and grew to 0.5 hectares. Firefighting personnel and aviation ...

L’Arche Comox Valley’s new housing project in Courtenay is moving along. At an event Friday, Aug. 14, staff and core members showed off progress, with the foundation for its Anchorage building now in ...

The Town of Comox says this year’s Nautical Days Festival brought thousands of residents and visitors to Comox Marina Park over the B.C. Day long weekend. The festival featured several new attractions ...

The Town of Comox is sharing an update on a totem pole set to be installed at the Comox Avenue-Glacier View Roundabout this fall. Local carver Karver Everson is creating the pole, which will feature ...

Courtenay-Comox MLA Brennan Day says he is quitting the B.C. Conservatives to sit as an Independent, becoming the fifth MLA to leave the caucus in recent weeks. “The current direction of the ...

It’s just about time to trade in the sunscreen for school buses, and Island Health is reminding parents to run a few health checks for their back-to-school list. The local health authority reccommends ...

The federal government announced tariffs on $27.6 billion in U.S. goods and a $7.5-billion support package Tuesday in Ottawa to help Canadian businesses and workers withstand the escalating trade war.

It’s a new era for 19 Wing Comox. The change of command at 19 Wing Comox is being welcomed by local politicians as an opportunity to strengthen relationships between the military and the Comox Valley.

The Comox Valley Regional District has revised its water conservation bylaw, adding a new Stage 5 designation. The CVRD says the changes move what was previously the most restrictive Stage 4 ...

The latest report from the BC Coroners Service shows 14 of those deaths were in South Vancouver Island, 10 were in Central Vancouver Island and six were in North Vancouver Island. Victoria and Nanaimo ...

British Columbia’s privacy watchdog is investigating the province’s decision to remove public access to the online B.C. Government Directory. B.C.’s government had maintained some form of directory of ...