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Non-life threatening injuries in Sunday night rollover

MERVILLE, B.C. – One person was sent to hospital following a rollover in Merville over the weekend. Courtenay Fire Chief...

Elderly woman sent to hospital after single-vehicle crash

COURTENAY, B.C. – A woman has been sent to hospital after a mid-morning collision on the Old Island Highway. Courtenay...

Incense candle burning leads to fire response in Courtenay

COURTENAY, B.C. – An apartment building off of Braidwood was evacuated today after a neighbour called in with signs...

No injuries in Maple Pool campground fire

COURTENAY, B.C. - Courtenay Fire crews attended the Maple Pool Campground after a tent trailer caught fire on Saturday...

No injuries after house fire in Courtenay

COURTENAY, B.C.- A "heavy exterior fire" caused some damage to a home on Arden Road in Courtenay this morning. Courtenay...

RCMP investigating weekend fire in Courtenay

The Comox Valley RCMP is now investigating a weekend apartment fire in Courtenay. Fire Chief Don Bardonnex says the...

Courtenay Fire responds to late night crashes

The Courtenay Fire Department was kept busy Monday night with a pair of crashes that brought down hydro lines. Fire...

Courtenay crews respond to house fire

Courtenay Fire crews responded to a house fire on Thursday morning. Fire Chief Don Bardonnex says the fire broke out...

Courtenay Firefighters excel at Firefit Competition

Firefighters from the Courtenay Fire Department put on a strong showing at the Firefit Combat Challenge in Vernon, BC...
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