Originally from Australia, Kerry is an award-winning ESL teacher and freelance writer. Always seeking adventure and looking for a good story to tell, he currently writes for numerous local and national outdoor/sports publications and websites. He is often found training for triathlons, trail running, or swimming in the ocean when the weather permits.
One of the most iconic locations in the Comox Valley is Goose Spit, a long finger of land that shields Comox Harbour and the Puntledge Estuary from the Salish Sea. […]
If there is one truth the pandemic has disclosed, it’s that, as humans, we yearn for connection to the elements. And perhaps there is no greater example of such connectedness […]
Etched into the fabric of Comox life, the Northeast Woods are considered by many locals, especially newcomers, to be an iconic parcel of serene wilderness. The woods, almost like a […]
When Sarah McLoughlin passed away on February 10, 2021, at Mount Saint Joseph Hospital in Vancouver—her husband Brian having already passed in 2014—an extraordinary legacy was left for the Comox […]
Local hunter, fisher, conservationist, and author Ralph Shaw once said, “The role of the successful fisherman and hunter is to share the produce. That’s a very critical aspect. It’s not […]
Long known as “the cultural heart of Courtenay,” the Native Sons Hall is the most historical and iconic building in the Comox Valley. A prominent landmark that has stood tall […]
By his own admission, James Emslie has a knack for making modern things from other people’s discarded items. His Facebook page says he is a “maker of things all banged […]
They’ve been compared to a hive of bees trapped in a mailbox. If there’s truth to this metaphor, don’t be surprised to note that there may well be stinging mailboxes […]
The Comox Valley enjoys a reputation for clean living, and rightly so. With inviting beaches meandering along vast stretches of coastline, epic mountains looming large over the land, and wilderness […]