The City of Courtenay is taking the next step in planning the future of Bill Moore and Dogwood parks after hearing from hundreds of residents.

Comox Valley Emergency Management has secured $150 thousand in provincial funding to support Indigenous Cultural Safety and Cultural Humility training across the region.

The B.C. government is welcoming new federal legislation aimed at making social media safer, but says more work is needed to better protect young people online.

119 people in B.C. died from suspected unregulated-drug toxicity in April, according to new preliminary figures from the BC Coroners Service. That's an average of about four deaths a day.

Families in the Comox Valley now have access to new licensed child care spaces as the new child care centre at G.P. Vanier Secondary School is officially open.

Community members should be aware of some traffic notes in Campbell River.

Residents will have a chance to watch one of Canada's premier military demonstration teams in action later this summer.

More Comox Valley homeowners will soon have help covering the cost of maintaining their septic systems.

The City of Campbell River has published its 2025 Annual Report.

Emergency harvest bans for bivalve shellfish (clams and oysters) put in place following a sewage leak on May 26 have now been fully lifted after testing on water and shellfish in the area show results within acceptable levels.

The Comox Valley Regional District is celebrating the official completion of a 3.5 km portion of the Denman Cross Island Trail.

A recent audit of Comox's curbside recycling program shows residents are making good use of the service, but there's still room for improvement when it comes to sorting materials.

The Comox Valley Regional District is encouraging residents and visitors to think about the type of sunscreen they use this summer, saying the products we choose can have an impact on local lakes, rivers, and drinking water sources.

New drivers in British Columbia have a new option for earning their Learner's licence.

North Island College is being recognized on the national stage for its branding and design work.

School District 72 is moving ahead with plans to make the playground at Pinecrest Elementary more accessible after securing new grant funding.

Residents and visitors to Cortes Island can expect to see an increased emergency response presence this weekend as local and provincial crews take part in a large-scale wildfire training exercise.

The Strathcona Regional District is encouraging residents and visitors to get outside and discover some of the region's parks, trails and waterfront spaces through a new social media campaign.

A large police response near a Campbell River elementary school last Friday morning was triggered by reports of a shooting and a possible kidnapping, but investigators later determined the incident was unfounded.

The Campbell River School District has received official approval from the Province for funding to rebuild key facilities at Carihi Secondary School.

The City of Courtenay is inviting the community to celebrate the opening of a newly replaced playground at Woodcote Park.

The City of Courtenay is moving forward with upgrades to Cousins Avenue between Willemar Avenue and 20th Street, with detailed design now underway.

Potential job action at E-Comm has been put on hold after the province appointed a special mediator to help settle a labour dispute with CUPE 8911.