Dean Stoltz

The snow-capped resort on Mount Washington glistened on a rare sunny November day Friday and with 20 to 40 cm of hard-packed snow on the slopes, it's a promising start to the ski and snowboard season.

As another snowstorm hit Strathcona Park Sunday, Comox Valley Search and Rescue (SAR) was tasked with its second backcountry rescue of the weekend.

The Indigenous community around Campbell River is feeling targeted once again after apparent vandalism to symbolic wooden red dresses.

A camera that fell into the ocean off Vancouver Island proceeded to record video of a humpback whale and sea lions feeding on a bait ball.

Faced with what appears to be a crippling debt of almost $200 million, the San Group, which has a sawmill and a remanufacturing plant in Port Alberni, has filed for creditor protection in B.C. Supreme Court.

Chad and Tanya Hooker were back at the Bread of Life Food Share they run in Black Creek on Monday, just days after a major fire swept through part of their home.

When word got out Wednesday morning that Coulson Aviation's Philippine Mars would depart Sproat Lake for the last time around 9:30 a.m., local boaters began circling the big plane with its 200-foot wingspan to see it off.

It's been more than three years since an accommodation barge was left to sink in front of a resort in Gowlland Harbour, Quadra Island, but it is finally getting cleaned up.

The phone at Kindred Custom Snowboards and Skis started ringing as soon as the snowflakes began falling on nearby Mount Washington in November.

A building at 3001 Moray Ave. in Courtenay has been home to Comox Valley Search and Rescue (CVSAR) for over 25 years, but faced with increasing rent