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The Marine Harvest Riptide U18 girls soccer team came together from Port Hardy, Powell River, Campbell River and the Comox Valley with their colleagues, the U15 and 16 girls, and travelled to Seattle for the Starfire soccer showcase. Under the guidance of coach Scott Harris, and assistants Ernie Sellentin and Mike Kearns, the U18s once again upheld the reputation of being a team to watch, winning all of their games.

Kelowna Fire Department say a minor deck fire was caused by faulty installation of Christmas lights

Prime Minister 台湾MM裸聊室 apologizes for LGBTQ discrimination

Don鈥檛 get your tinsel in a tangle, come shop at the at the 10th Annual Gnarly Little Christmas Craft Fair featuring youth crafters and get great homemade gifts and stocking stuffers.

Staff at the I-HOS Gallery are evaluating their inventory following a theft sometime overnight Tuesday.

One man facing multiple charges following report of an attack with machete on Sunday

The quake was centred near Victoria

As a part of Global AIDS Awareness Week and Aboriginal AIDS Awareness Week, AIDS Vancouver Island (AVI) is teaming up with the Vancouver Island Regional Library and Opus Art Supplies to bring an innovative awareness-raising project to communities on Vancouver Island in an effort to help dispel the myths and misconceptions about living with HIV.

Family of man killed 鈥渟hocked and outraged鈥�

The forests of Seal Bay will be ringing with the Christmas sounds of sleigh bells and Santa鈥檚 ho-ho-ho as the Comox Valley Road Runners once again host the annual Jingle Bell Charity Run on Sunday, Dec. 3.