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Kelowna residents who are experiencing mental health crises or know someone who needs help can now call a mobile crisis response program.
Crisis Response, Community-Led (CRCL) is a crisis response helpline launched by the Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA) Kelowna, which responds to mental health and substance use related crises.
It begins taking calls o...
Drivers in particular should get ready for a second unpredictable day of weather on Vancouver Island
The entire Island and Lower Mainland are set for snow among other things, Tuesday (March 10) and Wednesday, according to Environment Canada.
A cold, unstable air mass is bringing a risk of snow down to sea level. Accumulations will be highly variable over short...
Students and community members gathered outside McPherson Library at the University of Victoria (UVic) on Monday to raise awareness about the human rights situation in Iran, and to honour those who have died.
The March 9 demonstration, organized by the Persian Student Association (PERSA) at UVic, featured speeches from Iranian students and supporters who spoke about po...
The Comox Valley Glacier Kings are moving on to the next round of the VIJHL playoffs after sweeping the Oceanside Generals.
Oceanside hosted Game 1 at Oceanside Place on March 2, where forward Reid Ronning opened the scoring for the host team with a power play goal in the last minute of the first period. Ronning was assisted by Kaiden Day and Max Boyle.
The lead...
The CV Dragonflies Womens Dragonboat Team is gearing up for the new season commencing April 2 and is looking for more people to join the team.
The CV Dragonflies has been paddling in the Comox Valley for over 20 years and is a cherished team for all those who have participated over the years.
A Dragonboat crew consists of 20 paddlers and a steersperson all paddl...