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BC murder suspects believed dead

GILLAM, MB- The search for two murder suspects from British Columbia is likely over.The Manitoba RCMP announced today that two bodies, believed to be those of Bryer Schmegelsky, 18,...

Three black bears causing concern in Courtenay: conservation

COURTENAY, B.C- Three bears are raiding easy-to-access garbage in the Comox Valley.That’s according to Sergeant Mike Newton, a Black Creek conservation officer based out of Black Creek. Speaking on...

Cougar growling at students prompted Wednesday warning: conservation

COURTENAY, B.C- A cougar in Courtenay’s west end made a major impression on students in the Comox Valley this week. On Wednesday, School District 71 issued a warning from the...

17th Street Bridge opening up on Sunday evening

COURTENAY, B.C- Drivers in the Comox Valley should expect a delay on Sunday evening.According to a notice from Mainroad North Island, the 17th Street Bridge will be opening up...

19 Wing asking public to return washed-up flares

COMOX, B.C- If you see a flare on the beach, hand it in.That’s the word from 19 Wing Comox, as warm weather draws more people onto beaches around the...

Commuter in Buckley Bay concerned with car vandalism

BY JON GAUTHIER AND JAMES WOODBUCKLEY BAY B.C – Gracie MacDonald is concerned about vandalism to her car.Last month, MacDonald told the MyComoxValleyNow.com newsroom that her car was first...

Missing Campbell River man found “alive and well”: RCMP

CAMPBELL RIVER, B.C- A missing man from Campbell River has been found.According to the Campbell River RCMP, Jason Blake has found. Blake had been reported missing on Wednesday.The detachment...

17th Street Bridge opening up tonight

COURTENAY, B.C- Drivers in the Comox Valley should expect a delay tonight.According to a notice from Mainroad North Island, the 17th Street Bridge will be opening up at 5:00...

Cougar spotted near Lake Trail Middle School

COURTENAY, B.C- People are being warned to avoid the woods in northwest Courtenay after a cougar was spotted today.According...

All well after false alarm in downtown Courtenay

COURTENAY, B.C- Residents of downtown Courtenay had a bit of excitement on Wednesday night.After an alarm went off at...

Northern Sea Wolf starting service Saturday

PORT HARDY, B.C- The new ferry between Bella Coola and Port Hardy will be starting up on Saturday.According to...

Union Bay sets AGM date after weeks of confusion

UNION BAY, B.C- Residents of Union Bay have a new date for their 2019 annual general meeting.According to a...

Missing Surrey man found, death not suspicious: police

COURTENAY, B.C- A missing man from Surrey is dead.58-year old Stephen Mapes had been reported missing earlier this spring...

Driver charged in fatal Campbell River hit and run heading to trial

CAMPBELL RIVER, B.C- Marion Nicole Grant will be going to trial.Grant is the woman charged after a fatal hit...

McHappy Day raises $7000 in Comox Valley

COURTENAY, B.C- The McDonald’s franchises in the Comox Valley have raised thousands for charity again.Last Wednesday, a dollar from...

Gale warning in effect for Johnstone Strait, Sayward wildfire may be affected

SAYWARD, BC - Strong winds are headed for Johnstone Strait.According to an alert from Environment Canada, gale force winds...
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Comox issues reminder on payments amid Canada Post strike

The Town of Comox is reminding residents and businesses that payments to the town are still required by their due date, even while the Canada Post strike is ongoing.

B.C. could face wet fall due to La Niña

British Columbia could be in for a wet, rainy fall season as forecasters note an increased likelihood of a La Niña weather system developing this year.

Test from Ash – Post Drip

PostDrip 5 every 0.25

Point-in-time count reveals homelessness declining in Comox Valley

The point-in-time which was conducted in the Comox Valley in March to provide a snapshot of the area's homeless situation shows 218 people are experiencing some form of homelessness.

CUPW slams Canada Post’s latest contract offers as ‘new lows’ in strike standoff

The Canadian Union of Postal Workers said Canada Post’s latest contract proposals represent a major step backward.
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