Tag: Holidays

Province issues new COVID-19 restrictions for holidays amid rising cases

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New COVID-19 restrictions will take into effect Monday as B.C. tries to slow the spread, of the Omicron variant.

First Nations and community groups receive holiday funding from forestry company

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Western Forest Products announced a total of $100,000 would be provided to First Nations and partners on the Island, Sunshine Coast and Washington State.

BC Ferries adding additional holiday sailings

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BC Ferries is helping people connect with their loved ones over the holiday season. The company is adding more than...

RCMP inspector not wavering on Christmas truck shut down

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COMOX, B.C.- The RCMP is standing firm on its decision to shut down the Comox Valley Christmas trucks. The annual...

Secure Your Home for the Holidays

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The RCMP is offering up some home security tips this holiday season. Constable Robert Gardner says it's important to...

Everybody Deserves a Smile Still in Need of Donations

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The annual Everybody Deserves a Smile campaign is down to its last 2 weeks. Founder Chantal Stefan says Comox Valley...

Santa’s Workshop in Full Swing

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Santa's Workshop is up and running in the Comox Valley. Spokesperson Donna Kennady says their goal is to bring...

Ferries prepping for post-Christmas rush

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BC Ferries is reminding travelers to check their schedule if you're travelling this next week. Tuesday is expected to...

Mounties see spike in impaired driving cases

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Mounties are reminding drivers to not drink and drive this holiday season. Police in the Comox Valley have seen a...

Holiday schedule for BC Transit

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BC Transit is reminding riders to double check the schedules over the holidays. Spokesperson Jonathon Dyck says some changes have...

Ferries gearing up for the holidays

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BC Ferries crews are gearing up for the holiday season. Spokesperson Deborah Marshall says tomorrow, December 23rd, is expected to...

Going on a trip? Make sure your home is secured

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If you are heading out of town over Christmas, RCMP is reminding you to make sure you property is...

Services available for those in need during the holidays

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The holidays can be a tough time for some in our community. Comox Valley Family Services Association is reminding...

Take caution when mailing holiday parcels

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Mounties are reminding residents to take caution when mailing packages this holiday season. Constable Rob Gardner says it's a...

Holiday decorating safety

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It's the time of year where people across the country put up their holiday decorations. Powell River's Fire Chief...

Helping out with the Comox Valley Food Bank

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You have the chance to help out fellow members of your community who are in need this holiday season. The...

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