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Graphic recorder making her mark with North Island College

Graphic recorder making her mark with North Island College

Carla Duffey, with marker in hand, is becoming a growing presence at North Island College meetings and events as a graphic recorder.
$100K donation supports affordable housing projects in Campbell River, Comox Valley

$100K donation supports affordable housing projects in Campbell River, Comox Valley

Money donated to Habitat for Humanity Vancouver Island North will kick off fundraising to expand affordable housing at 461 Hilchey Road in Campbell River
Comox Valley has 'zero tolerance' for campfires through summer ban

Comox Valley has 'zero tolerance' for campfires through summer ban

Smoking in CVRD parks also banned to reduce fire risk
Suspicious activity report leads to arrest in Courtenay

Suspicious activity report leads to arrest in Courtenay

The Comox Valley RCMP is highlighting the importance of public involvement in community safety after a tip about a suspicious vehicle led to an arrest and the seizure of what is believed to be fentanyl, methamphetamine and crack cocaine.
Wayward grizzly bear 'Tex' shot and killed on Texada Island: COS

Wayward grizzly bear 'Tex' shot and killed on Texada Island: COS

Work was underway to pinpoint the bear's location and translocate the bear for a third time to a secluded area up the coast, says minister
Comox Valley residents recycle almost 4,000 tonnes in 2024

Comox Valley residents recycle almost 4,000 tonnes in 2024

Strathcona, Waddington also above provincial average
Suspicious death leads to homicide charge in Courtenay

Suspicious death leads to homicide charge in Courtenay

37-year-old Cameron McIndoe has been charged with second degree murder
UPDATE: Highway 17 reopens after major crash near Tsawwassen ferry

UPDATE: Highway 17 reopens after major crash near Tsawwassen ferry

DriveBC reports both lanes now open between Salish Sea Drive and Tsawwassen Drive
Downtown Island cannabis shop rejected for being too close to high school

Downtown Island cannabis shop rejected for being too close to high school

North Cowichan defeats zoning amendment, says location a lunch-hour hangout spot for students
Goose Spit to get B.C. government funding for climate hazard protection

Goose Spit to get B.C. government funding for climate hazard protection

The funding is part of more than $6 million for 11 community projects