
THE ELEVENTH HOUR FOR OLD GROWTH
After decades of clearcutting, can a fundamental shift protect what’s left of BC’s ancient trees?
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After decades of clearcutting, can a fundamental shift protect what’s left of BC’s ancient trees?
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Farm-to-table flowers are a growing movement in the Comox Valley.
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Invented for music festivals, silent disco headphones find new life during COVID-19.
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An invitation to enter the Comox Valley Art Gallery, where art and community intersect.
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Sifting through his family’s hatred for Japan, Mac Newton finds room for empathy.
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Local organization aims to empower wheelchair users with the wonder of whitewater.
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With family guidance, a young Indigenous artist expands her practice.
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…And three other fantastic sewage lagoons to see before you die.
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Our young residents reflect on the home they’re growing up in.
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Local food trucks do more than serve quick and tasty food. They help connect the community.
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Hunting nearly emptied the Salish Sea of whales. Many species are returning—but they’re still at risk.
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Comox Valley Head Injury Society helps people with acquired brain injury walk the path toward recovery.
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Tour the Comox Air Force Museum with a former Canadian Forces fighter pilot.
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Gravel bikes are bringing rhythm and cadence off the road and back into the wilderness.
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A small-town boy reflects on coming out in the Comox Valley.
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The art and science of beekeeping.
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The Comox Valley isn’t just a pretty place—it can heal what ails you.
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Land-matching program nurtures the next generation.
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