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B.C. family completes epic 13-month Atlantic Ocean sailing odyssey

B.C. family completes epic 13-month Atlantic Ocean sailing odyssey

For the Comox Valley’s Holmes family, journey was the realization of long-time dream
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Out cold: B.C. journalist spends coldest night of the year with the homeless

Out cold: B.C. journalist spends coldest night of the year with the homeless

Life from dusk to dawn in the Comox Valley with a windchill of -18C
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OPINION: B.C. street sweeps perpetuate an endless cycle of misery

OPINION: B.C. street sweeps perpetuate an endless cycle of misery

Dispossessing the homeless of their belongings does nothing to address the address
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B.C. conservation team patrols remote salmon streams by foot and by snorkel

B.C. conservation team patrols remote salmon streams by foot and by snorkel

Comox Valley environmental consultant provides DFO with invaluable data
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By the horns: B.C. farm one of Canada’s few specializing in buffalo dairy

By the horns: B.C. farm one of Canada’s few specializing in buffalo dairy

It’s much richer’: Comox Valley’s McClintock’s Farm producing a unique product from a unique animal
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Red herring? Facing off over the sustainability of B.C.’s herring fishery

Red herring? Facing off over the sustainability of B.C.’s herring fishery

Healthy and well-monitored, or ripe for a total closure? That depends on who you talk to
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B.C. teen becomes first woman ever to win US Formula 3 racing title

B.C. teen becomes first woman ever to win US Formula 3 racing title

At 17, Comox Valley driver Nicole Havrda is chasing her dream of a spot on the F1 circuit
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A vital linchpin: celebrating the life cycle of the B.C. salmon

A vital linchpin: celebrating the life cycle of the B.C. salmon

A female salmon can lay up to 5,000 eggs, but only two may reach maturity and successfully reproduce
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Derelict boats, Part 3: Solution mired in governmental bureaucracy

Derelict boats, Part 3: Solution mired in governmental bureaucracy

Former Nanaimo-Ladysmith MP Sheila Malcolmson calls situation ‘a no-man’s land of responsibility’
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Love is in the air: Flying ants meet to mate on Vancouver Island

Love is in the air: Flying ants meet to mate on Vancouver Island

For a few hours, millions of ants simultaneously swarmed the region for their yearly mating ritual
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