Tag: safety

Comox Valley RCMP boost presence near schools as class resumes

RCMP Wylie Henderson -
Police are reminding drivers, pedestrians and cyclists to slow down and stay alert, particularly during drop-off and pick-up times.

Highway 19A study identifies potential safety improvements

Traffic & Closures Wylie Henderson -
The Strathcona Regional District says a recent study of the Highway 19A corridor between Oyster River and Jubilee Parkway could help with future transportation planning.

Island Health urges residents to take precautions during heat wave

Health Wylie Henderson -
Island Health is reminding Vancouver Island and Sunshine Coast residents to take steps to reduce the risk of heat-related illness as hot temperatures continue across the region.

Courtenay to host second open house to discuss supports for students who walk and cycle to school

City of Courtenay Nathan Maley -
Safer ways for students to get to school in Courtenay will be discussed next month. 

Corridor improvements coming to 17th street

News my-comox-valley-now -
Upgrades to improve safety for road users will be coming to 17th Street this year. The City of Courtenay says...

Cumberland Community School to receive more than $12,000 for road safety

News Justin Waddell -
Cumberland Community School’s parent advisory council will be receiving funding from Vision Zero to improve road safety. The $12,859 will...

Road Safety at Work asks B.C. drivers to consider if travelling is worth it this winter

News my-comox-valley-now -
Considering whether or not to drive depending on conditions is an important part of winter driving, accordion to Road Safety at Work (RSW).

Island SAR team and forestry company collaborate for training, rescues and private land access

News my-comox-valley-now -
The MOU will allow for collaboration on training, rescues, and access to Mosaic land between Cook Creek and Lantzville.

Woman advocating for more safety signage and handrail at Stotan Falls

News Justin Goulet -
COMOX-STRATHCONA, B.C. – Following a traumatic incident at the Stotan Falls over the B.C. Day weekend, a Vancouver Island...

RCMP caution safety this Easter weekend

News David Boles -
Police are reminding drivers to take caution over the Easter long weekend. Constable Rob Gardner says there are going...

Putting an end to Human Trafficking

News Justin Goulet -
A Canadian mother is working hard to raise awareness on the issue of human trafficking. Awareness and education advocate Cathy...

Holiday decorating safety

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

Safe hiking during Fall season

News Justin Goulet -
Ground Search and Rescue is reminding hikers to be prepared now that we're into fall hiking season. Volunteer Daryl Beck...

Comox Fire promoting wildfire safety kits

News Justin Goulet -
The Comox Fire Department is seeing an increase in interest in wildfire kits. Chief Gord Schreiner says the kits have...

RCMP reminding boaters of water safety

News Justin Goulet -
The RCMP is reminding boaters that it is illegal to operate a boat while impaired by alcohol. A boat operator...

Backcountry safety tips

News Justin Goulet -
Traveling in the backcountry can be a lot of fun, but it also carries a lot of risks, especially...
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