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Investigation planned following fire at Comox Valley Waste Management Centre

Fire Wylie Henderson -
Emergency crews extinguished a fire at the Comox Valley Waste Management Centre in Cumberland over the weekend, according to Comox Strathcona Waste Management.

Firefighters confirm blaze at Cumberland building caused by lithium battery

Fire Wylie Henderson -
Cumberland Fire Rescue is reminding people not to leave lithium batteries charging overnight or unattended.

BC Wildfire Service, Cumberland Fire Department responding to blaze near Highway 19

Fire Wylie Henderson -
The BC Wildfire Service said a wildfire burning near Bloedel Creek off Highway 19 near Courtenay is under control.

Tsloum River Rd. fire damages building, leaves nobody injured

Community Nathan Maley -
A fire yesterday morning on Tsolum River Rd heavily damaged a building but no one was injured.  Crews from Oyster...

Structure fire damages one Comox trailer home Friday morning

Community Nathan Maley -
No one was injured in a fire in Comox this morning.  The fire broke out in a trailer home on...

Fire on Bates Road destroys RV, leaves two houses damaged

Community Nathan Maley -
Three people are lucky to have walked away with no injuries following an RV fire on Wednesday.  An initial investigation...

RV caught on fire in Cumberland today

Fire Hussam Elghussein -
A recreational vehicle caught on fire in Cumberland Monday. The Village says the fire took place on a road right...

Firefighters investigating house fire in Merville

Fire Hussam Elghussein -
Members of Oyster River Fire Rescue are investigating a house fire in Merville. Deputy Chief Martyn Thomas says the structure...

Small fire near Sayward extinguished, Harmac fire under control

Fire Grant Warkentin -
A small wildfire that started near Sayward on Wednesday is now out. The BC Wildfire Service declared the fire was...

Oyster River Fire Department investigating semi-trailer fire

Fire Hussam Elghussein -
The Oyster River Fire Department is investigating a semi-trailer fire in Black Creek on Saturday. According to Fire Chief Bruce...

Trailers, wooden structure damaged in early morning fire at North Island College

Uncategorized Justin Waddell -
A wooden roof structure will need a fair bit of repair and some portable classrooms are badly damaged after...

Man taken to hospital following morning trailer fire

News Justin Waddell -
A man was taken to the hospital after a trailer fire broke out in a Courtenay parking lot. Fire crews...

No injuries in Oyster River area grass fire

News Justin Goulet -
OYSTER RIVER, B.C. – Quick response and assistance from the public helped knock down a grass fire in the...

No injuries in Cumberland hedge fire

News Justin Goulet -
CUMBERLAND, B.C. - Hedges went up in flames at a Cumberland property on Tuesday night. The Cumberland Fire Department responded...

Apartment damaged after Sunday morning fire

News Justin Goulet -
COURTENAY, B.C. – The Courtenay Fire Department received a call to an apartment building early Sunday morning. The incident was...

VIDEO: Truck Catches Fire Near Cumberland Monday

News Justin Goulet -
It was quite the sight for drivers yesterday afternoon as a truck went up in flames on Cumberland Road. The...
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