What We Love: Surprise Whales
Comox Valley Wildlife Sightings see a lot of wildlife, but they weren't expecting this
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Stop The Plunder
We can't catch fish that never get here
Have You Seen the Inside of an Artist's Studio?
NorthIsle is becoming a hub for art and culture
What We Love: Rainbows and Birds, and Herring, Oh My!
Just another day in Lotus Land.
Music Festivals are Back!
Get ready for music in the sun
Long Live the Bike Boom
The pandemic has prompted record numbers of people to get their butts off the couch and onto the seat of a bike
What We Love: How Whales Eat
Now that's an easy way to fish!
What We Love: Full Moons
"We often marvel at the beauty of a sunrise or the magnificence of a full moon, but it is impossible to fathom the magnitude of the universe that surrounds…
World-Class Dance Right Here at Home
Who needs Paris when you can see top notch dancers in Alert Bay?
What We Love: The Spring Herring Spawn
This exciting annual event attracts a frenzy of fish-eating birds and marine mammals.
What We Love: A Pooch on a Beach
It's that extra bit of joy
Fish Food For Thought
Climate change may force fish farms out of BC waters
45 More Cents Doesn't Cut It
Guess what—$15.65/hr is not enough
Will it be 3-Years, 6-Years, or Now?
Two parts of the federal government body are saying two different things
Can Canadians Lead Top Teams to Title?
The future of Canadian basketball will be on display with 32 homegrown players on the 68 teams vying for the title
What We Love: Wacky New Sports
We've seen weird sports before, but this might be the strangest
A 100 Years Later, Port Alice is Booming Again
The town grew by 11 percent over the last five years.
Which is VanIsle's Best Small Town?
Step aside, city people—the small towns are about to duke it out
How Did 15 Ghost Ships End Up In Royston?
One wrecks was known as the "ship of romance and death," because sailors believed it was cursed by an old woman stowaway who was forced to walk the plank.
Not Every Commercial Fishery is Destructive
DFO has shut down the spawn-on-kelp fishery and the Heiltsuk Nation is pissed
What We Love: "This Land is Your Land"
The song was so popular that some people called it Canada's second national anthem
Power Struggle Over Ferries
Bill 7 could mean no more service reductions and lay-offs. But if it's setting the stage for another Fast Cat fiasco, we've got problems
Can Five People Really Live Comfortably in a Tiny Home?
Comox family still likes each other after trading 2,400 square feet for 380 and a chance at sustainable living
What We Love: Island Bison
Huge bison herds used to roam the continent, now they live mostly on farms