Community collaboration gives second chance to beloved dinghy in Comox
In a race against time to bring a public flower installation to life, Emily Yewchuk leans on support from Comox Valley’s Project Inclusion to make it a reality.
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‘Everybody will benefit’: What the K’ómoks First Nation Treaty Act means for economic development in the Comox Valley
With future plans for economic development in the Union Bay area, K’ómoks First Nation will need help to achieve its long-term goals, the Nation says.
How the Morrison Creek lamprey helped create a refuge for salmon during hot summers
With summer 2026 set to be one of the hottest on record, this spring-fed Comox Valley waterway remains a crucial fish habitat. The little-known story of its protection began with the Morrison Creek lamprey and a taxonomic mystery.
History repeating itself: American health-care workers ‘kick the tires on Canada’ in the Comox Valley
For more than 50 years, political upheaval south of the border has benefitted the Comox Valley.
‘Hanging on by a thread’: Brooklyn Creek Watershed Society’s return from the brink
When Christine Hodgson became the group’s lone member, she was left with a choice. One that would affect the health of Brooklyn Creek, its salmon and Comox residents for years to come.
How a Comox Valley fossil discovery forever changed paleontology in B.C.
The untold story behind Mike and Heather Trask’s fossil discovery and ‘the incredible importance of curiosity.’
To boost local food production, this Comox Valley nonprofit restores salmon habitat
LUSH Valley takes ‘a food systems approach’ to nurture a resilient future for farms in the Comox Valley.
Courtenay Repair Café a ‘vibrant place’ for young and old
The annual community event, hosted by Lake Trail Community Education Society, fosters a do-it-yourself attitude.
Q&A: Comox parks manager on a new, ‘wider scale community approach’ to urban trees
Town of Comox parks manager Robbie Nall discusses the revamped urban forest plan and its focus on green spaces and cooler neighbourhoods.
Signals in the dark: How Comox Valley volunteers monitor bats against a devastating disease
As this year’s annual B.C. bat count kicks off, the flying mammals remain at risk of white-nose syndrome.