First Nations clean-energy projects funded on Vancouver Island By BC Ministry of Indigenous Relations and Reconciliation Province of BC July 28, 2022
New Guardian Pole Overlooking K’ómoks Estuary By K’ómoks First Nation and the City of Courtenay City of Courtenay July 28, 2022
K’ómoks First Nation could see land and cash offer by fall By Mike Chouinard Comox Valley Record July 27, 2022
Kus-kus-sum project in Courtenay gets a little greener By Mike Chouinard Comox Valley Record April 2, 2022
Ancient Coast Salish war club discovered in Vancouver Island man's backyard CBC News March 10, 2022
K’ómoks First Nation finds its new canoe By Mike Chouinard Comox Valley Record February 10, 2022
Saving fish habitat today, using ancient First Nation fish-catching technology By Dean Stoltz CHEK News February 3, 2022
Deal reached between B.C. First Nations and forestry company to defer old-growth logging The Canadian Press CBC - British Columbia January 19, 2022
December 16, 2021 Comox Valley, BC FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE An environmental disaster waiting to happen: KFN strongly opposed to Deep Water Recovery’s ship-breaking activities in Union Bay. K’ómoks First Nation (KFN) does not condone Deep Water Recovery LTD and their ship-breaking activities in Union Bay, located within Baynes Sound, which is within KFN’s traditional, unceded territory. This is a shellfish rich and sensitive ecological area, accounting for 50% of B.C.’s shellfish tenures, including important shellfish stocks for KFN’s economic, food, social and ceremonial uses. “Considering the other environmental impacts in the area, such as a leaching coal slag heap and faulty [...]
Comox alters design of proposed Mack Laing viewing platform by Erin Haluschak Comox Valley Record December 7, 2021
