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Town of Comox seeking members for Nautical Days Festival committee

Wylie Henderson
By Wylie Henderson

The Town of Comox is seeking volunteers to help with decision-making for the next edition of the annual Comox Nautical Days Festival.

While the 2026 installment of the festival is more than ten months away, the committee who oversees the event is getting its ducks in a row.
Town staff are seeking 3-5 members from local businesses, community organizations, and residents to join the Comox Nautical Days Festival Committee.
Members will need to attend quarterly meetings, and additional meetings during peak planning period.
Next year’s festival is pegged for August 1-3, click here if you’re interested in joining the committee.
– Article includes files from Town of Comox
Wylie Henderson
Wylie Henderson
Wylie is news director for Vancouver Island, bringing more than a decade of broadcast experience to the role. A Vancouver native, he moved to the Island in 2025 with his wife and stepdaughter after a long run on the airwaves in the Kootenays. He is committed to delivering timely, reliable and community-focused news to listeners across the region. A lifelong Vancouver Canucks and B.C. Lions fan, Wylie is just as comfortable breaking down a game as he is breaking down a news story. Away from the newsroom, he can often be found on the golf course, cycling or lacing up his skates for a game of hockey. For Wylie, keeping listeners informed about what matters locally is more than a job, it’s a passion.

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