North Island Parents’ Efforts Pay Off: Three New Playgrounds Approved
The province has just announced they'll invest nearly $600,000 in building three epic new playgrounds on North Isle
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Canadians: Debt Kings of the G7, Oops
Canada has more household debt than France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the United Kingdom and the United States
What We Love: Owls That Have Seen Some Stuff
Hoot hoot! What have you been doing?
From City Lights to Country Sights: Foundry Takes On Port Hardy
From cityscape to countryside, youth clinic plants their roots in rural Port Hardy, providing much-needed community care services to the youth
Paws-itively Heroic: Blind Olympian and Scent-Savvy Dog Make Dynamic Rescue Duo
Blind athlete goes from medals to missing persons with the help of her super sniffer sidekick
Lost and Found: Storage Locker Reveals Forgotten Legacy of Native Carver
Love transcends time as a daughter from Comox joyfully reunites with her late father's treasures
Tree Ring Circus: BC's Logging Blunder Leaves Giant Cedars Flattened
Shocking photos reveal the destruction of rare, cedar old-growth forests in Quatsino Sound
From Spandex to Superheroes: Tour de Rock Cyclists Conquer Cancer One Kilometer at a Time
Strap on your helmets and don your spandex, because the Tour de Rock is back, raising funds to cure childhood cancer, proving that superpowers come in the…
What We Love: Eagles in a Tree
“One day as an eagle is better than a thousand years as a turkey.” ― Matshona Dhliwayo
Warehouse of Wonders: Loaves and Fishes Expands to Feed the Whole Island
There's a lot more to go around than you think
From Local Roots to Global Recognition: Comox Valley's Mountain Biking Stars Shine Bright
Bulld trails and they will ride
The Burning of The World's Biggest Burl
Port McNeill mourns attack on huge, world record holding chunk of wood
April Showers Bring Mays Flowers
Annual Art and Bloom Festival is back at Kitty Coleman Woodland Gardens
2,000 Fish Die After Creek Contamination
Suspected pollutants cause mass fish die off
See Some Monsters This May Long
They're back in action, and you're gonna hear them roar
What We Love: Dolphins Frolicking in Blackfish Sound
Blackfish Sound isn't just for orcas
Beds, Beds And More Beds For The Valley
The Ahousaht Nation is demolishing an old school building to make way for 35 affordable housing units
Royal Coronation Celebrated On The Island
Islanders came together and stayed up all night to watch the festivities
What We Love: The Milky Way
Oh what a night!
The Island's Got Talent
Local singer heading to finals of "Canada's Got Talent"
How Much Do You Know About Our Coast?
Camps and forest walks teach about the plants and animals we're surrounded by
The Celts Are Back Throwing Hammers, Stones, And Trees
Highland games are back on the Island
Gigantic Underwater Mountain Discovered Off Coast of Vancouver Island
New ocean discoveries happen everyday – they're just not usually this big
Because Of A Promise To His Daughter, Lolita Is Coming Home
The Orca pen was too small so daughter made owner promise to let Lolita go