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Milo Christie built a new grind box after hearing about theft

Where Kwakwaka始wakw mythology and the past comes back to life

Twenty-five dollars per window for April and May sales were given to Island food banks.

鈥淚t鈥檚 the fulfillment of a career-long dream, to publish an historical magazine鈥�

North Island College is offering a new tutoring program to help support grade school students in the Comox Valley.

The Habitat Conservation Trust Foundation and the Forest Enhancement Society of B.C. work together to improve wildlife habitat. Locally, the groups have funded projects to estimate cougar populations and to re-establish Vancouver Island marmots.

Registration for the reinvented 2020 Comox Bike Company YANA Ride is now open.

Chair lifts start spinning again Saturday, June 27 for opening day of Mt. Washington鈥檚 summer operations, which include Vancouver Island鈥檚 longest zip line experience. The ZipTour spans a length of 2,313 metres with a breathtaking drop of 415 metres, including a first step off the top platform that puts riders more than 100 feet above the ground doing 100 km/h almost instantly.

The Filberg Gift Shop reopens this weekend.