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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Extension of Bear James Park trail to begin August 10

City of Courtenay Nathan Maley -
A section of the Puntledge River trail will receive access improvements near Robert Lang Drive next week. 

RCMP’s Musical Ride set to take over the Comox Valley Exhibition Grounds Wednesday

RCMP Nathan Maley -
One of the RCMP’s long-standing traditions is coming to the Comox Valley this week. 

Cumberland’s No. 2 Dam project to receive $2.7 million in funding

Village of Cumberland Nathan Maley -
Another Comox Valley municipality is receiving funding through the Strategic Priorities Fund. 

Comox firefighters deployed to help fight wildfires across the province

Town of Comox Nathan Maley -
Comox Fire Rescue is continuing to assist with wildfire response efforts in B.C.'s Interior. 

Courtenay seeking feedback on draft concepts for Bill Moore and Dogwood parks

City of Courtenay Nathan Maley -
The City of Courtenay is seeking public feedback during the second phase of engagement for a strategic plan that will shape the future of Bill Moore Park and Dogwood Park. 

Comox receiving $5 million to help upgrade its fire hall, Courtenay getting nearly $400,000

Municipal News Nathan Maley -
The Town of Comox and the City of Courtenay are receiving funding support through the Strategic Priorities Fund. 

Comox Valley Sports Centre re-opens after low-level ammonia alarm is triggered

Comox Valley Regional District Nathan Maley -
The Comox Valley Sports Centre has re-opened after being temporarily closed after a low-level ammonia alarm was triggered in the facility’s refrigeration system earlier today. 

Neighbourhoods encouraged to prepare for emergencies by building stronger community connections

Comox Valley Regional District Nathan Maley -
A neighbourhood in Comox is encouraging others to build stronger community connections through emergency preparedness. 

Nautical Days Festival to take over Comox this weekend

Town of Comox Nathan Maley -
Comox Nautical Days returns for its 68th anniversary this B.C. Day long weekend. 

RCMP seeking riders of dirt bike, e-bike seen driving dangerously along Cliffe Avenue

RCMP Nathan Maley -
Police in the Comox Valley are looking to identify the riders of a dirt bike and an e-bike after they were seen driving recklessly on Courtenay streets. 

B.C. Securities Commission alleges man committed nearly $5 million in fraud while in Comox

Crime Nathan Maley -
An Alberta man is being alleged to have committed nearly $5 million in fraud and made false statements under oath. 

Port Alberni man charged following fatal highway collision near Fanny Bay in 2025

RCMP Nathan Maley -
A man has been charged following a fatal collision near Fanny Bay last year. 

Construction underway for supportive housing, shelter along Braidwood Road

Housing Nathan Maley -
New indoor spaces for people experiencing or at risk of homelessness in the Comox Valley will soon be available.

Hiker injured in Cumberland after being attacked by a black bear

Fish & Wildlife Nathan Maley -
A hiker was injured in a black bear attack near Cumberland over the weekend.

Traffic monitoring completed at Cliffe Avenue and 5th Street, expanding to other intersections

City of Courtenay Nathan Maley -
Safety and accessibility improvements have been completed at one of Courtenay’s busiest intersections. The City of Courtenay said intelligent...

Courtenay proclaims July 18 as Hello Neighbour Day

City of Courtenay Nathan Maley -
Courtenay residents will be invited to celebrate kindness, connection and the love people have for their neighbourhoods next weekend. 
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