History repeating itself: American health-care workers ‘kick the tires on Canada’ in the Comox Valley
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‘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.
Flooding, wildfires and earthquakes: Can the Comox Valley better prepare for disasters?
After being in an earthquake, Sue Pyper learned a lot. Now she and other local groups are sharing what they learned with neighbours — so everyone can be better prepared.
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.’
After Indigenous teen’s stabbing, his family says the system failed to stop his bullying
Foster parents in ‘Courtenay, B.C.’ speak out after a string of alleged incidents targeting them and their 16-year-old foster son, as they wait for trial
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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.
Q&A: Lawyer speaks on groundbreaking Anti-SLAPP case against Union Bay shipbreaking company
‘The message is out that the civil courts should not be used to suppress the right to free expression unless there is a solid overriding reason to do so,’ lawyer says.
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.
Remembrance Day 2025 events on Vancouver Island
Events, ceremonies and information on Remembrance Day 2025 in the Comox Valley, Nanaimo and Cowichan 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.
Flooding, wildfires and earthquakes: Can the Comox Valley better prepare for disasters?
After being in an earthquake, Sue Pyper learned a lot. Now she and other local groups are sharing what they learned with neighbours — so everyone can be better prepared.
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.’
After Indigenous teen’s stabbing, his family says the system failed to stop his bullying
Foster parents in ‘Courtenay, B.C.’ speak out after a string of alleged incidents targeting them and their 16-year-old foster son, as they wait for trial
Survey: What stories should The Discourse cover in 2026?
Your feedback will drive our reporting for the year — tell us what matters to you!
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.
Q&A: Lawyer speaks on groundbreaking Anti-SLAPP case against Union Bay shipbreaking company
‘The message is out that the civil courts should not be used to suppress the right to free expression unless there is a solid overriding reason to do so,’ lawyer says.
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.
Remembrance Day 2025 events on Vancouver Island
Events, ceremonies and information on Remembrance Day 2025 in the Comox Valley, Nanaimo and Cowichan Valley