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Get a free ride to the polls in the Comox Valley

Get a free ride to the polls in the Comox Valley

The Comox Valley Regional District and BC Transit are making it easier for voters to get to the polls on election day by offering free service on Saturday, Oct. 20.
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K鈥櫭砿oks First Nation wins precedent-setting case regarding land management

K鈥櫭砿oks First Nation wins precedent-setting case regarding land management

The K鈥櫭砿oks First Nation (KFN) is the first Indigenous community to win a provincial court case this September, which confirmed their rights to manage their own lands and resources and have their laws enforced and upheld.
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Displaced Comox senior worries he鈥檚 on street permanently

Displaced Comox senior worries he鈥檚 on street permanently

Aurel Vasile has to find another home during renovations
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Open houses to consider homelessness, housing in Comox Valley

Open houses to consider homelessness, housing in Comox Valley

Coalition to End Homelessness and Community Health Network join forces
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5th and Fitzgerald to re-open today

5th and Fitzgerald to re-open today

The Complete Street Pilot Project heads into the home stretch
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BC Ferries wants five new ships

BC Ferries wants five new ships

Sights set on Canadian shipyards to build vessels for local routes
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CVRD removes water restrictions

CVRD removes water restrictions

Rainfall replenishes reservoir
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Campaign raises money for man injured at race track

Campaign raises money for man injured at race track

Jonathan Sedman was pinned underneath a car at Saratoga Speedway
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Sayward man guiding without a license ordered to pay $10,000 to conservation fund; $100 in fine

Sayward man guiding without a license ordered to pay $10,000 to conservation fund; $100 in fine

In September 2016, the B.C. Conservation Officer Service (BCCOS) received information that a Sayward resident was offering hunting guide outfitter services from his business.
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Candidates respond favourably to air quality questionnaire

Candidates respond favourably to air quality questionnaire

Candidates in the local government elections have responded to an air quality questionnaire distributed by Breathe Clean Air Comox Valley. Over 95% of the candidates provided full or partial responses, and the vast majority were supportive of action on air quality.
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