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Comox Valley residents recycle almost 4,000 tonnes in 2024

Comox Valley residents recycle almost 4,000 tonnes in 2024

Strathcona, Waddington also above provincial average
Suspicious death leads to homicide charge in Courtenay

Suspicious death leads to homicide charge in Courtenay

37-year-old Cameron McIndoe has been charged with second degree murder
UPDATE: Highway 17 reopens after major crash near Tsawwassen ferry

UPDATE: Highway 17 reopens after major crash near Tsawwassen ferry

DriveBC reports both lanes now open between Salish Sea Drive and Tsawwassen Drive
Downtown Island cannabis shop rejected for being too close to high school

Downtown Island cannabis shop rejected for being too close to high school

North Cowichan defeats zoning amendment, says location a lunch-hour hangout spot for students
Goose Spit to get B.C. government funding for climate hazard protection

Goose Spit to get B.C. government funding for climate hazard protection

The funding is part of more than $6 million for 11 community projects
‘No serious harm’ met in B.C. police watchdog investigation into Courtenay crash

‘No serious harm’ met in B.C. police watchdog investigation into Courtenay crash

The Independent Investigations Office has completed its investigation into a motor vehicle incident between an RCMP officer and civilian
Good Samaritan Island company replaces stolen school soccer goals

Good Samaritan Island company replaces stolen school soccer goals

Shockwave Seats, a Sidney marine company, to donate new equipment to Errington Elementary
Island Health now posting estimated wait times at hospital emergency rooms

Island Health now posting estimated wait times at hospital emergency rooms

Wait times calculated using data from recent weeks
5-foot-long boa found at Miracle Beach

5-foot-long boa found at Miracle Beach

Conservation Officers (COS) safely captured a five-foot-long boa constrictor near Comox on Thursday
Comox Valley Airport to get improvements from B.C. government funding

Comox Valley Airport to get improvements from B.C. government funding

The province is investing $6.2 million through its B.C. Air Access Program