BC Hydro is buying the Island Generation power plant in Campbell River in a move aimed at strengthening electricity reliability on Vancouver Island.

Courtenay Council received a season review for the Temporary Winter Shelter at 971 Cumberland Road at last week’s council meeting.

Island Health says two North Island programs are helping people living with mental health and substance use challenges build confidence, job skills and community connections through culinary training.

Search and Rescue teams have been looking for a 25 year old man who went missing after hiking in the Paradise Meadows area of Mount Albert Edward.

The Strathcona Regional District is getting set to open the doors of the Just Like Home Lodge and Health Professionals Housing.

The gym at the Campbell River Sportsplex will remain closed for the rest of the week.

Nominations are now open for the 3rd annual Haig-Brown Environmental Stewardship Awards, recognizing people and organizations making a difference for the environment in the Campbell River region.

Island Health is receiving $1.3 million over the next 3 years to help seniors and Elders on North Vancouver Island remain healthy and independent in their own homes.

The B.C. government is investing $1 million in the Habitat Conservation Trust Foundation to help protect fish, wildlife and ecosystems across the province.

A local organization helping people experiencing homelessness has reached another milestone in the Comox Valley.

The Village of Cumberland is receiving more than $2.7 million in additional federal funding to help replace the No. 2 Dam and spillway.

Eligible voters in Campbell River can now apply to cast their ballot by mail in this fall's local government election.

The Village of Cumberland is speeding up its timeline for new zero carbon building requirements.

British Columbia is receiving international support as crews continue to battle an active wildfire season.

The Province is reminding people to plan ahead and stay safe as they head into the B.C. Day long weekend.

The Comox Valley Child Development Association has introduced its 2026 Children's Telethon Ambassadors.

A neighbourhood in Cumberland is being recognized for taking action to reduce wildfire risk.

The City of Courtenay is asking residents for feedback as it develops a long-term plan for Bill Moore Park and Dogwood Park.

The City of Courtenay and the Town of Comox are among 54 communities across British Columbia receiving funding through the federal Build Communities Strong Fund.

Campbell River’s Centennial Outdoor Pool reopened Saturday after vandalism shut things down on Friday.