Winery Backs Tiny Solution to a Big Problem
New tiny home will help shelter some of the Comox Valley’s most vulnerable citizens
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BC Lifts Travel Restrictions as COVID Cases Drop
People were so excited to travel they crashed the BC Ferries website
It's Not That Hard, Mr. Trudeau
Countries, including Canada, don’t like to acknowledge their buried history, so here's an ten-step guide to help Mr Trudeau investigate our grim residential…
Big Bucks for Pacific Salmon, But Will it Be Enough
Aaron Hill of the Watershed Watch welcomes the announcement saying If spent wisely, the funds “could make a real difference in getting more salmon back into…
Don't Plan Anything Important for July 15th
BC Hydro will shut down power across the North Island for 10 hours on Thursday July 15
Covid Cabin Fever? – Elky Takes a Swim
Many people are waiting for provincial travel restrictions within regions to end, apparently, some wildlife aren't waiting
Do You Have the Grit of this 77 Year Old Marathon Runner?
COVID put a wrench in his running plans, so Richardson rallied Sointula folks together for a good cause
Shipwreck's oil is Polluting Nootka Sound
Two week pumping work will start mid-June
Extra Water on the Puntledge River for Salmon on the Move
BC Hydro will be releasing extra water from the Comox Reservoir every Tuesday and Wednesday to help migrating salmon
#Vanlife Summer? Vancouver Island Locals Prepare for a Different Approach.
Thinking of visiting Tofino this summer? You better book accommodation first
A Growing Concern in Comox
Who would have guessed that Comox would be the home of a $28 million state-of-the art cannabis research facility?
The Sour Legacy of the E & N Land Scam
The E&N Land Grant shows how bad decisions – and shady deals – made more than a century ago can affect the lives of ordinary people on Vancouver Island for…
There's More to this Town than Timber
Getting your feast on in Port Alberni
Lucky Fisherman is Glad He Tastes Bad…to Whales
An east coast lobster fisherman is lucky humpback whales are picky eaters
Conservative Candidate Downey Back for Another Round
Downey’s website reveals little about her positions on the resource and economic issues important to North Islanders
Converting Waste to Garden Compost
Pilot garbage collection program will save money, reduce pollution, produce compost and generate cash
No Housing for Old Men (or Old Women, or Disabled Folks…)
BC Housing has rejected a plan to build an old folks home, but they need a week to tell anyone why
His Ears Are Ringing, But He's Okay
Terry Mazzei got "blasted" by a lightning bolt and lived to tell the tale
WATCH: Hilarious Danish Ad Prods Us to Wear Helmets
Danish Road Safety Council Ad pokes fun at the logic some people use for not wearing a bicycle helmet
Vancouver Island – The Next Biosphere Destination?
Tourism Vancouver Island seeks UNESCO’s Biosphere Destination to jump start tourism
Girl's Winning Words Net Cash for Local Housing Charity
This nine-year-old's powerful writing won a $10,000 grant for the North Island's Habitat for Humanity
Mother Daughter Duo Protects Nature for their Kids
Will the nature they love still be around when they grow up?
Got the Goat
Grizzly bear goes after goats at Quadra Island farm
Comox Farmers are Leading the Way
From industrial to holistic farming, the Smith brothers lived the change