Lisa Hamilton
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Attempted murder, assault charges laid against man involved in knife attack at Vancouver Island college - The Interior News - Smithers BC (opens the original)
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Published 5:12 pm Thursday, September 17, 2026 Comox Valley RCMP announced that the BC Prosecution Service has approved one count of attempted murder and two counts of aggravated assault against the man accused of the knife assault inside a North Island College (NIC) campus residence. Julian Nathyn Smith from Burnaby has been identified as the accused in the assault. “Comox Valley RCMP investigators have advanced the investigation into a violent assault at a North Island College residence buildi
Bear with unusual backside captured on Comox porch cam - The Interior News - Smithers BC (opens the original)
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Published 1:05 pm Thursday, September 3, 2026 As autumn approaches in the Comox Valley, residents are starting to see a familiar seasonal sight: black bears foraging for food before their winter torpor. Typically, many local bears make a beeline to the salmon spawning in the Puntledge River and other waterways, but a Comox porch camera captured a unique bear that some valley residents are calling “Bimothy.” Just like Jimothy, the Seattle raccoon who went media viral this summer, the black bear s
ICBC: Kids' commute to school and back riskiest part of their day - The Interior News - Smithers BC (opens the original)
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Published 11:43 am Wednesday, August 26, 2026 According to a recent ICBC news release, the riskiest part of a child’s day is on the journey to school and back. In the month of September, crashes involving minors are 37% higher than the monthly average, and ICBC says that minors are more than twice as likely to be in a crash on the commute to and from school when compared to other parts of their day. Every year on Vancouver Island, 41 children walking or cycling are injured in crashes. Across BC,
Baynes Sound observatory upgrade supports B.C. shellfish industry - The Interior News - Smithers BC (opens the original)
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Published 10:44 am Monday, July 13, 2026 The Baynes Sound observatory platform. (Ocean Networks Canada/Supplied) The Baynes Sound shellfish industry generates approximately $180 million in economic activity for the province, providing year-round jobs to rural and Indigenous communities and food security for the region. Thanks to upgrades made at Ocean Network Canada’s (ONC) Baynes Sound ocean observatory, the shellfish industry will be benefit from more comprehensive monitoring of the effects of
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