The City of Campbell River opened an overnight warming centre last night in response to low temperatures.

The City of Courtenay says that there was a cougar sighting Wednesday behind the North Island College buildings.

Ferry service between Heriot Bay on Quadra Island and Whaletown on Cortes Island will be suspended for a few weeks next month as terminal upgrade work enters its final phase.

Cumberland has adopted a new Official Community Plan that will guide how the Village grows and changes over the coming decades.

Neighbourhood planning is set to get underway in the Eaglecrest area of Qualicum Beach, as the Town begins work on a long-term plan to guide how the neighbourhood may evolve.

A Surrey man has been sentenced to five years in jail for sexual offences involving a youth in Campbell River.

The Comox Valley Airport has closed out 2025 with the busiest year in its history.

Comox Valley Schools says it has made major progress expanding access to nutritious school meals through its Feeding Futures School Food Program.

Comox Valley Regional District is beginning work on its 2026 to 2030 financial plan and is inviting residents across the Comox Valley to take part in the budget process.

A 19-year-old Campbell River woman has died in Australia.

Police have located a grey Toyota Tacoma pickup that was involved in the serious crash of a Honda Civic near Parksville.

BC Hydro has passed a major milestone in the expansion of electric vehicle infrastructure across British Columbia, now operating more than 800 public EV charging ports provincewide.

Island Health says its expanded use of virtual care is delivering benefits for patients while also cutting travel costs and greenhouse gas emissions.

The Conservative Party of British Columbia has officially launched its leadership race, with the new party leader set to be announced on May 30th.

The Province is postponing the introduction of proposed amendments to the Heritage Conservation Act that had originally been anticipated for spring 2026, continuing engagement to gather and incorporate additional feedback from industry, local governments and First Nations.

BC Transit is making changes to ensure riders are getting passed-up by a bus less often.

Comox Valley RCMP are seeking public assistance in locating a 16 year old boy.

School District 72 is reporting strong gains in student learning, with new Foundation Skills Assessment results showing improvement in both literacy and numeracy across the district.

The Village of Sayward, in partnership with the Strathcona Regional District, is providing an update on the Newcastle Creek landslide.

Reservations for the 2026 camping season will soon open at Cumberland Lake Park.