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Comox Valley man in custody for drugs, guns seizure

Comox Valley man in custody for drugs, guns seizure

Large quantities of guns and suspected fentanyl, meth and cocaine were found
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Northern B.C. communities among top 5 spots where black bears are killed most

Northern B.C. communities among top 5 spots where black bears are killed most

Prince George tops the list, followed by 100 Mile house, Quesnel & Burns Lake
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Comox Valley directors consider voting options for parks service

Comox Valley directors consider voting options for parks service

A regional parks service could offer elected officials a way to protect and preserve natural areas, and to develop a long-term network of greenways and trails in the Comox Valley.
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Courtenay Volunteer Fire Department seeking recruits

Courtenay Volunteer Fire Department seeking recruits

The Courtenay Volunteer Fire Department is looking for new recruits for the 2022-2023 training year, and is hosting an open house in late July for those interested in learning more.
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Client demand up at Comox Valley Food Bank

Client demand up at Comox Valley Food Bank

Most food banks in Canada are stretched to the limit as demand is expected to remain high throughout the summer, according to Food Banks Canada.
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Draft concept plan ready for Courtenay park

Draft concept plan ready for Courtenay park

A long-held vision to provide public access to a large property along the Puntledge River is one step closer to reality following broad consultation efforts with community partners and the public.
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Comox Valley Regional District to amend noise control bylaw

Comox Valley Regional District to amend noise control bylaw

Bylaw amendments intend to address auto racing noise at Black Creek racetrack
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Multiple shots fired at Penticton Mounties during traffic stop

Multiple shots fired at Penticton Mounties during traffic stop

No officers were hit but police cruiser riddled with bullets
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Colder spring may not mean population boom for Vancouver Island mosquitoes

Colder spring may not mean population boom for Vancouver Island mosquitoes

Entomologist discusses weather鈥檚 effects on the irritating insect
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City of Courtenay to apply for grant for park project

City of Courtenay to apply for grant for park project

The City of Courtenay will apply for grant funding for the McPhee Meadows Park project. The project budget is estimated at $3.2 million. The city鈥檚 contribution would be $300,000.
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