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Hours after Langford’s first Pride crosswalk was painted in 2024, it was vandalized – twice. For Coun. Kimberley Guiry, what she remembers isn’t the act itself, but how the students who advocated for the crosswalk responded. “I get really emotional, because they were so amazing,” she said. “They showed up in that moment of being […]

As an imminent temporary protection order threatens to dry out farms along the Salmon River Valley amid serious drought conditions, farmers in Silver Creek are wondering what can be done in the short-term to keep their farms viable, while questioning the long-term planning that has allowed the river to become depleted. The BC Cattlemen’s Association

The Thompson-Nicola Regional District (TNRD) has expanded an evacuation order west of Clinton due to the Pear Lake wildfire, and BC Hydro is warning of the possibility of power fluctuations due to threats to the Kelly Lake substation in the order area. At 11 p.m. on Thursday (July 23), the TNRD expanded an evacuation order

APRIL 1952 – JULY 2026 It is with profound heartbreak that we announce the passing of Don from complications of pneumonia. He leaves behind his wife Sally (AKA Hon) of 50+ years, his brother Doug (Randi), mother Margie, various in-laws, nieces and nephews, and his buddy Jay. Plus all his friends old and new, too

A former Comox Valley resident and business owner has been accused of almost $5 million in cryptocurrency fraud by the BC Securities Commission (BCSC). BCSC alleges that Connor Sinclair Gardiner-Ingram committed $4.6 million in fraud by convincing dozens to invest in cryptocurrency trading bots on the premise that after a specific time period the investor