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RCMP Inspector visits Hornby Island

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As part of the Comox Valley RCMP's police week this year, Inspector Tim Walton made a stop-over on Hornby...

RCMP say crime rates are up in the Valley

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Local Mounties say crime rates are higher in the city of Courtenay than any other area in the Comox...

New RCMP member looking to launch bike tracker app in Comox Valley

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One of the newest members of the Comox Valley RCMP is already working towards making a strong impact in...

RCMP release 4th quarter stats

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The Comox Valley RCMP has released their fourth quarter statistics. Inspector Tim Walton says they've seen changes in thefts...

Thefts from vehicles top crime trend in the Valley

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The head of the Comox Valley says the biggest thing the public can do to reduce crime in the...

Policing forum being held this Wednesday

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The head of the Comox Valley RCMP detachment wants to hear what your thoughts are when it comes 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...

RCMP releases first half of 2016 report

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The Comox Valley RCMP has released the first half of its 2016 report. Inspector Tim Walton says there wasn't really...

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