Campbell River students are heading to the national stage after strong performances at the Skills Canada B.C. Provincial Competition in Abbotsford earlier this month.

The LINC Youth Centre is inviting Comox Valley youth to take part in a full week of activities as part of BC Youth Week, running May 1 to 7.

The Discovery Passage Aquarium is set to reopen for the 2026 season on Saturday, May 16.

More than 60 community organizations across British Columbia are receiving provincial funding to support projects aimed at countering racism and promoting multiculturalism.

Police are looking for a 39-year old man wanted on a number of charges.

The City of Courtenay has provided an update on the development of the new East Courtenay fire hall.

Emergency management partners across the Comox Valley are receiving provincial funding to strengthen support for residents displaced by emergencies.

A new housing affordability ranking is highlighting Vancouver Island communities, with Campbell River standing out among mid-sized cities in British Columbia.

Residents in the Campbell River and Port Alberni areas are seeing expanded access to Indigenous-led primary care through two community health centres.

Comox Valley RCMP say a report of a suspicious vehicle in Courtenay earlier this month has led to an arrest and a significant drug seizure.

The Campbell River Fire Department is hosting a Wildfire Community Preparedness Day event on Saturday.

Comox Valley Emergency Management partners are inviting residents to prepare for wildfire season during Emergency Preparedness Week, with a community event planned for early May.

The Courtenay Volunteer Fire Department is recruiting for the 2026–2027 training year and is inviting those interested to an open house next month.

Comox Valley RCMP say a police incident in Courtenay on Monday was resolved safely after a coordinated response involving multiple units.

April 22, is Earth Day.

The Comox Valley Waste Management Centre is temporarily not accepting renovation drywall after asbestos-containing material was illegally disposed of at the facility.

Tla’amin Nation has formally joined the North Island 911 Corporation as a shareholder, giving the Nation a direct role in the governance of regional emergency communications and public safety services.

Tickets are now on sale for the Cumberland Community Schools Society’s annual Thunderballs fundraiser.

There will be a full road closure on Joanne Drive, between College Drive and Goodwin Road, today while City of Campbell River crews complete a water service repair.

Premier David Eby and the First Nations Leadership Council say British Columbia will not introduce legislation this spring to suspend or amend the Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Act, also known as DRIPA.

The Province says it will allow some rural employers to keep temporary foreign workers longer, while stopping short of expanding the overall program.