THE NIGHT RIDE
Moody, quiet, calm, serene. Wild, reflective eyes. Oh, how I love the secrets of the darkness.
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Moody, quiet, calm, serene. Wild, reflective eyes. Oh, how I love the secrets of the darkness.
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Ralph Shaw’s passion for the outdoors was paralleled by an enthusiasm for sharing his knowledge with future generations.
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Biologists and “citizen scientists” in the Comox Valley have banned together to gather data on an elusive creature that has long been a metaphor for the fears of mankind.
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There is a dark thread tangled into the rich and fascinating history of Cumberland. We follow along with those carrying the stories of the deceased into the former.
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The Vancouver Island Hospice Society provides assistance for people with terminal illnesses and the families that surround them. One woman takes to the bike to provide support in return.
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With nostalgic food, a coastal road trip, and unforgettable animals, a family trip to South Africa reunites generations.
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Three locals tackle Mt. Colonel Foster to find that it has more lessons to teach than a single climb can provide.
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Karver Everson and Randy Frank are resurrecting a style of totem pole carving traditional to the K’ómoks people. Their Guardian poles continue to be raised on unceded traditional territory throughout the Valley in honour of First Nations History and the path we must all walk toward reconciliation..
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Considering the perpetual excellence of Cumberland-based musician and producer Corwin Fox.
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The techniques and ingredients used in old-world bread baking are better for you, from starter to finish.
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While the political process can be disenchanting to voters, the accessibility of local politics allows us to get closer to the roots of democracy and play a direct role in shaping the future of the Valley.
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Much more than a local accommodation, a lodge in BC’s oldest national park trains outdoor educators and guides while acting as a steward to the surrounding environment.
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Dropping in on the members of the Comox Valley Horseshoe Club, where simple pleasures are honoured and everybody’s welcome.
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A New Zealand artist reclaims herself through the sensory joys of a Campbell River studio.
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Paying attention, being aware, and having presence of mind is habitual.
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