Tag: Merville

Woman dead following head-on collision

A woman is confirmed dead after a head-on collision on the Old Island Highway. The crash happened at around 4...

Young farmers receive land matching support from province, Young Agrarians

Young farmers have received over 200 matches with landowners to make land access easier and strengthen food security. The matches...

Open house tonight on Merville Fire Service

MERVILLE, B.C. – The Merville Fire Protection Service is looking for volunteers. Through the Comox Valley Regional District, an open...

Merville water bottling issue moved to public hearing

COURTENAY, B.C. – The Comox Valley Regional District’s board has decided to move the discussion of a proposed bottling...

Leonard still neutral on Merville water dispute

MERVILLE, B.C. - Ronna-Rae Leonard doesn't want to choose a side. Leonard, who serves as the MLA for Courtenay-Comox, is...

Two sent to hospital after quad accident in Merville

MERVILLE, BC- Two people were sent to hospital after a collision just south of the Merville General Store on...

Two taken to hospital after Merville house fire

Story by James Wood, 99.7 2Day FM MERVILLE, B.C- A home has been left with major damage after a fire...

Merville Fire

Photo courtesy: Oyster River Fire Department    No injuries in a Merville area structure fire on Monday night, with Oyster River Fire...

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