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Latest in Comox Valley
Acute levels of effluent discharged into Baynes Sound by Union Bay shipbreaking operation
Community members continue to rally against Deep Water Recovery as the company receives another warning letter from the province.
Grow away! Steps to tackle invasive species ‘fir’ good
How to slow down the spread of invasive plant species on Vancouver Island.
Invasive plant species to look out for on Vancouver Island
Hunter Jarratt, known as Invasive Species Guy, spoke with The Discourse about some of the invasive plant species to look out for on Vancouver Island.
Pride week events in the Comox Valley
Pride week in the Comox Valley kicks off on August 21 and runs through Aug. 25, 2024.
Lazo Road multi-use path construction underway in Comox
Path includes a designated parking area and bathrooms alongside the route.
In photos: Kus-kus-sum site restoration
From alders and cattails to bees, the Kus-kus-sum site is alive and growing.
Check out these Comox Valley food trucks
Comox Valley’s food trucks offer everything from vegan treats to global eats.
Centuries-old Pentlatch fish trap panel connects K’ómoks, Qualicum people to their ancestors
The 550-year-old piece showcases ancient innovation while highlighting the importance of Indigenous communities preserving their own history
Kus-kus-sum restoration project $1M away from completion
Project Watershed is hoping to raise another $1 million to remove an old metal wall and complete the Kus-kus-sum restoration project.
Acute levels of effluent discharged into Baynes Sound by Union Bay shipbreaking operation
Community members continue to rally against Deep Water Recovery as the company receives another warning letter from the province.
Grow away! Steps to tackle invasive species ‘fir’ good
How to slow down the spread of invasive plant species on Vancouver Island.
Invasive plant species to look out for on Vancouver Island
Hunter Jarratt, known as Invasive Species Guy, spoke with The Discourse about some of the invasive plant species to look out for on Vancouver Island.
Pride week events in the Comox Valley
Pride week in the Comox Valley kicks off on August 21 and runs through Aug. 25, 2024.
Lazo Road multi-use path construction underway in Comox
Path includes a designated parking area and bathrooms alongside the route.
In photos: Kus-kus-sum site restoration
From alders and cattails to bees, the Kus-kus-sum site is alive and growing.
Check out these Comox Valley food trucks
Comox Valley’s food trucks offer everything from vegan treats to global eats.
Centuries-old Pentlatch fish trap panel connects K’ómoks, Qualicum people to their ancestors
The 550-year-old piece showcases ancient innovation while highlighting the importance of Indigenous communities preserving their own history
Kus-kus-sum restoration project $1M away from completion
Project Watershed is hoping to raise another $1 million to remove an old metal wall and complete the Kus-kus-sum restoration project.