The Comox Valley Land Trust is considering the future of a property left to the public by a hermit. On July 10, participants were invited to tour the diverse ecosystems around the 27 acre Oyster River Hermitage. Located near Catherwood road, the hermitage was once home to the late Father Charles Brandt, a Catholic priest,…
Community events often bring large volumes of people together, but they can also generate a lot of waste. Comox Nautical Days is one such event, featuring family-friendly activities, live music and food, while attracting thousands of visitors each year. The event has run since 1958 at Comox Marina Park, during B.C. Day long weekend. Facing…
28:00 Host: Jennifer Casey, Comox Valley Arts In the third episode of Ancestral Echoes Season 4, Elder Donna Mitchell reflects on the importance of sharing stories, building relationships, and carrying culture forward. Through memories, laughter, and honest conversation, she speaks about the strength she sees in young people and her hope for a future rooted…
Pedestrians, cyclists and those in mobility devices are now able to travel between east and west Courtenay, away from vehicle traffic. The 6th Street Active Transportation Bridge opened on June 24, and a ribbon-cutting ceremony marked the official opening on June 26. Mayor of Courtenay Bob Wells said the bridge provides safer access for those…
Hosted by Stephen Harvey and Brian Charlton Maria Dunn, a wonderful and talented musician/activist from Edmonton, sat down with us for an interview. In the course of that discussion we covered her roots in Scotland, life in the craziness of Alberta’s Maga politics, how “protest’ music” can change the world, and how she approaches writing…
More Comox Valley adults with developmental disabilities will soon be able to live together semi-independently and connect with others in their community. At a groundbreaking event on June 23, L’Arche Comox Valley announced that their new community-based housing initiative, the Anchorage Project, is expected to open early to mid 2027. Lynda Brosko, the community executive…
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Hosted by Philippe Duprey. Exploring Neurodiversity, Curiosity, and Human Potential Over the summer, NeuroSparx will explore topics related to neurodiversity, mental well-being, learning, communication, creativity, and the many different ways people experience the world. Episodes will feature conversations with individuals who have lived experience, professionals, advocates, and community members who can help broaden our understanding…
Hosted by Philippe Duprey. Connecting the Comox Valley Through Conversation Over the next few weeks, Comox Conversations will feature interviews with people, organizations, and community leaders from across the Comox Valley. We’ll explore local events, volunteer opportunities, community initiatives, arts and culture, and the stories of people working to make our region a better place…
A local organization is working to clear out invasive American bullfrogs in the Comox Valley, due to their ability to choke out native species. “This is a problem that is throughout the Comox Valley. Lots of other watersheds, lots of other organizations have issues with bullfrogs,” said Katie Gair, the project coordinator of the Tsolum…
