Nathan Maley
Born and raised in Nanaimo, Nathan is passionate about sharing local stories with the communities where he grew up. When he’s not working, he can often be found on the court playing ball hockey, spending time with friends and family, or relaxing with a good movie.
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Saratoga Speedway saluting the fans this weekend as end of racing season nears
With the 2025 racing season nearly in the rear-view mirror, Saratoga Speedway will say “thanks” to their fans at this weekend's event.
CVSAR buys permanent base location after nearly a decade of searching
After close to a decade of searching for a permanent home, Comox Valley Search and Rescue (CVSAR) finally has found one.
All Vancouver Island wildfires either being held or under control
After a hot weekend and lightning strikes sparking multiple wildfires on Vancouver Island, the B.C. Wildfire Service says none are out of control.
handyDART services expanding to statutory holidays in the Comox Valley
More accessible transit options will be available every statutory holiday in the Comox Valley starting this long weekend.
Crews to begin setting up for 6th Street Bridge construction Tuesday
An important next step for a new active transportation project in Courtenay is scheduled to start after the long weekend.
Comox Valley Schools urging drivers to slow down ahead of school season
Comox Valley Schools wants drivers to slow down, stay alert, and share the road responsibly with children and families, cyclists, and buses.
Two Comox Valley facilities reopening next week following summer maintenance
Two popular Comox Valley facilities will reopen next week under a fall schedule.
Late summer traffic surge prompts reminder to slow down, keep roadside workers safe
With the long weekend ahead and back-to-school routines starting next week, drivers are being urged to take extra care around roadside workers.
#TimeToStop campaign promoting safety in school zones through September
A new campaign hatched by a local politician aims to provide students with the space they need to get to and from school safely with classes set to begin in a few days.
19 Wing Comox assists U.S. Coast Guard in medevac from a cruise ship off Washington coast
Multiple medical emergencies on a cruise ship off the Washington coast last weekend required the U.S. Coast Guard (USCG) to call for help north of the border, with 19 Wing Comox answering the call to action.
Above seasonal temperatures prompts special weather statement for East Vancouver Island
High temperatures across Eastern and Inland Vancouver Island have prompted Environment Canada to issue a warning about heat exposure.
Several heat records broken or tied across Vancouver Island Sunday
High temperatures across the region this weekend led to multiple heat records being broken or tied in multiple Vancouver Island communities.
CVSAR completes two weekend backcountry recues
Comox Valley Search and Rescue (CVSAR) were kept busy over the weekend with a pair of calls for service.
Wildfire risk reduction project wraps up on Hornby Island
Wildfires on Hornby Island will be less likely to happen in the future thanks to a completed project.
Province issues new housing target for Courtenay
A new round of housing orders has been issued for municipalities across the province and the City of Courtenay is included.
First two transit exchange construction projects starting in the Comox Valley
Work is underway on a multi-million-dollar project aimed at improving transit service across the Comox Valley.
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Saratoga Speedway saluting the fans this weekend as end of racing season nears
With the 2025 racing season nearly in the rear-view mirror, Saratoga Speedway will say “thanks” to their fans at this weekend's event.
Coquihalla Highway reopens after wildfire closure
Highway 5 between Hope and Merritt reopened early Friday afternoon after a closure due to an out-of-control wildfire.
B.C. tops list of least affordable provinces for renters
A report shows three British Columbia cities were among the top five least affordable for renters last year.
B.C. follows national trend of rising unemployment in August, losing 16,000 jobs
British Columbia lost close to 16,000 jobs in August, its second monthly decrease in a row.
BCGEU deal must be ‘fair to taxpayers,’ says Premier David Eby
Premier David Eby said British Columbia is facing “fiscal headwinds” that will impact what deal the province can make with striking public service workers.
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