The City of Campbell River has secured more than $1.1 million in federal funding to launch a new Mobile Outreach Program aimed at addressing the ongoing toxic drug crisis in the community.

A group of North Island College nursing students is holding a fundraiser in Comox this weekend to help cover the costs of a unique learning opportunity in a remote First Nations community.

Construction work on a parking expansion project near the Big Rock Boat Ramp in Campbell River has been temporarily halted following the discovery of an archaeological artifact.

Residents in the Sayward area are being encouraged to start gathering unwanted household items ahead of this summer's annual clean-up days.

Comox Valley RCMP are sharing details after police responded to the Aquatic Centre parking lot in Courtenay, seizing weapons and cash.

The precautionary advisory for water activities in most of Comox Harbour and Estuary has been lifted.

The Town of Comox is asking residents for input as it begins work on a new concept plan for Lancaster Park.

Courtenay-Alberni MP Gord Johns has introduced a bill in the House of Commons, aiming to bring mental health, addictions, and substance use services into Canada’s universal, public health care system.

A milestone in the Comox Valley last week as the Regional District officially broke ground on the Mount Washington Firehall.

With Stage 2 water restrictions coming into effect a little earlier this year in many parts of the region, the Village of Cumberland is outlining what it is doing to help conserve water over the summer and fall.

While residents and businesses in the CVRD head into Stage 2 restrictions on Thursday, that is not the case for communities in the Strathcona Regional District.

The Comox Valley Regional District is offering up an incentive for homeowners looking to create more housing in Electoral Area A, B, and C.

The cost of taking a ferry is increasing later this month.

The Comox Valley Regional District announced yesterday a tentative collective agreement has been reached with United Steelworkers, Local 1-1937.

Water quality testing and modelling, along with an investigation into the May 26 sewer leak continue, with the Comox Valley Regional District expecting an update on the estuary’s water safety by the end of the week.

A youth-led climate action program is returning to Courtenay for a second season.

Canada Post says employees represented by the Canadian Union of Postal Workers have voted to accept new collective agreements.

The BC Government has released its third Pay Transparency Annual Report, showing progress as the gender pay gap in British Columbia continues to narrow.

Campbell River Council is moving forward with safety and bike lane upgrades along Hilchey Road, including allocating $750,000 for a new neighbourhood bikeway.

The City of Campbell River is launching another season of free entertainment at Spirit Square.

School District 72 has approved its 2026-2027 major capital plan submission to the province and passed a resolution to advance a classroom conversion at Georgia Park Elementary.

The provincial government is asking families, child care operators and early childhood educators to help shape the future of child care in British Columbia.

The Conservative Party of British Columbia has a new leader.