The K’ómoks First Nation is a vital part of the Comox Valley, with a rich cultural heritage and deep connection to the lands and waters of the region. As stewards of these lands, the K’ómoks people have a longstanding history rooted in respect for nature, community values, and traditional knowledge. Through cultural programs, environmental stewardship, and economic initiatives, the K’ómoks First Nation works to preserve their heritage while fostering a sustainable future for all.

The Nation plays an active role in the Valley, sharing cultural events, language programs, and educational opportunities with the wider community, allowing residents and visitors alike to connect with Indigenous history and values. The K’ómoks First Nation is a cornerstone of the Valley’s heritage, dedicated to celebrating and protecting their ancestral traditions for future generations.