Whistleblower’s Testimony Renews Questions About VanIsle’s Extraterrestrial Secrets1981 was a year unexplained UFO phenomena on Vancouver Island
VIDEO: Blind Swimmer’s 11-Hour Triumph Across the StraitWatch his triumphant arrival at Pipers Lagoon
VIDEO: Unraveling Van Isle’s Ancient SecretsArcheologist merges science with traditional knowledge to explore history
Hero Saves Woman From Fire – Loses His Livelihood In The Process“I didn’t think that I did something big. I think anyone else who would have been there would have done the same thing as I did.”
Strength in Adversity: Community Supports Father Stabbed While Helping OthersFather begins a long recovery after undergoing open heart surgery to repair damage caused by the attack.
Port Strike Day Seven: Workers Call Out “Dirty Tricks Campaign”“They’re trying to wait for the government to do their dirty work because they don’t want to treat us with respect," says workers union.
Retired Detective Honours Forgotten VeteransHe's raised the funds for multiple new headstones, and he's not stopping anytime soon
VIDEO: Explorers Capture Deep Sea Super Volcanos And More!See it all in the mind blowing video footage!
Forgotten Demo Tape Finds New LifeCampbell River locals are transported back in time as local rock legends release first album in 40 years
Words of Pain and Healing: Acclaimed Writer Finds Her Voice After TragedyOf all the heart stopping moments in Musgraves life, none were enough to stop her pen - until this.
From Backyard Trees to Tables, From Branches to PlatesSharing nature's bounty is good for all involved
From Small Town to Big Race: Two Comox Valley Teams Take on The Amazing Race CanadaA Scuba Diver, Business Coach, Paralympian, and Fitness Trainer will represent the Valley for The Amazing Race Canada's 9th Season
Local Teen Chef Sizzles, Wowing Judges In Elite CompetitionMaisie Matthews' sights are set on the Culinary Olympics next year!
Your Guide To All The Island’s Music FestsThere's truly something for everyone on Vanisle this summer
Battle on the Docks: Port Workers Fight for Fair TreatmentThe Island relies on shipped-in supplies, that's 120+ less workers making sure we get everything we need.
Raise Your Glass for Conservation: Scarlet Ibis Pub’s Craft Beer Gives BackA beer a day builds new trails, hooray!
The North Rises: The Journey of Canada’s Next Basketball PhenomsMeet O-Max and Leonard, the newest Canadian additions to the NBA family.
True North Prospects Look to Make their Mark in the NBA DraftGet ready for some Canadian basketball magic as the NBA Draft approaches
Battle of the Paddle: Islanders Divided Over PickleballNo sport generates more adoration or drama in BC than Pickleball
Grizzly Bear vs. Pocket Knife: Quadra Cyclist’s Unbelievable Fight for Survival, and His Plea for Blood“I was thinking I wasn’t going to make it"
What We Love: Life in the SeaLocal underwater cinematographer John Roney captures the beauty of the coast
What We Love: Close-Ups Of Curious BearsFunny video captured in Malahat Territory gives bears eye view a whole new meaning
Want To Honour National Indigenous Peoples Day? Read This."In telling my own story, I expose my deepest vulnerabilities for a reason."
VIDEO: Operation Pegasus Lifts Spirits, One Dive at a Time“It’s like a grassroots movement where veterans are starting different things like Pegasus to try and help. It’s becoming the veterans helping the veterans now.”
VIDEO: A Tofino Native’s Wild Adventure: No Engines, Just GritAround the world In 8 years - No planes, trains, or automobiles
VIDEO: Artist Revives the Lost Art of Swirling SteelSeth Cosmo is bringing a medieval job into the modern era
Comox Unites for Lazo Marsh Revival: Can They Save It?Local Bob Austin reached out to renowned wetland expert for advice on what can be done to restore the marsh
From Training to Triumph: Local Heroes Saving LivesLocal MLA announces thousands in funding to support the groups efforts!
A Dance With The DevilWaves can top 30 metres in the strait named after the Greek goddess of the underworld
From Dirt to Dollars: How Cumberland’s Trails are Boosting the Local EconomyThe regions volunteer-built and maintained trail network is one of the busiest in North America
From Low to High: BC’s Minimum Wage JourneyAt $16.75, it's still far short of the $20.26/hour needed to survive in Courtenay
