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Local News
News from Nanaimo, the Comox Valley, and the Salish Sea.
A local non-profit group is calling on parents and youth to beware of the harmful effects of their cell phone, devices, and social media.
Students from John Barsby Secondary School’s School of Rock program are gearing up to hit the stage this Friday.
Highlighting the importance of inclusion in sports, the Nanaimo Clippers hockey team and the Nanaimo Pride Society hosted a Pride Night for the first time.
Grief can be a hard topic to talk about. A new Wind Phone gives a space for people to honour loved ones and help process grief.
It has been over six decades since the last remaining Chinatown in Nanaimo was destroyed by a fire. Now, a new exhibit reflects on what was and what is now.
Fog horns sound throughout Nanaimo as thick, cold fog has made a prolonged appearance on the coast.
Midcoast Morning
Our news and current affairs program.
Nanaimo is looking at new rules to encourage more affordable housing in the community. The city is in the process of pre-zoning certain corridors for social housing. Plus, a new cooperative housing development in North Cowichan is expected to bring 92 affordable apartments to the community…
A meeting for the Islands Trust saw tensions surface over the concept of a shoreline buffer zone. The province has delayed plans to update the Heritage Conservation Act. We speak with Gabriola Trustee Tobi Elliott and Judith Sayers on the show...
Members of the arts community in the Comox Valley are rallying in the face of the potential suspension of the fine arts program at North Island College. Fine Arts is one of 15 different programs that have been recommended for suspension following a review process, with a final decision expected to come from the school’s board of governors at a February 5th meeting…
As rains once again battered Vancouver Island over the weekend, multiple regions grappled with the risk of flooding. For a period on Monday there were evacuation notices covering parts of Chemainus and a campground in Parksville…
Station Updates
Updates about station happenings.
CHLY is seeking a motivated and dynamic reporter with a solid foundation in journalism to work in its Nonprofit Newsroom to cover local news in the Comox Valley, and northern Oceanside area.
Our annual Love Drive Returns for 2026, this year with two prizes that entrants will have a chance to win, with the submission of their love notes or voice memos! Be lovely, and send a note today to be read or played on the air!
We’ve set a policy and procedure for Artificial Intelligence usage at CHLY 101.7FM.
Policy updates for Fall 2025 from the Board of Directors and Executive Director.