In dry forest of Nlaka’pamux territory, crews oversee ‘long overdue’ prescribed burn
Conducted in partnership between Boothroyd Indian Band and BCWFS, rows of fire were laid down and contained to clear flammable debris.
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Skeena Politician Ellis Ross MIA on Recognition of Haida Title
Local MLA fails to show for vote on historic Haida Gwaii agreement.
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“Project 84,000” Mourns Massive Fish Die-Off in Cowichan River
New art project brings attention to the loss ahead of another looming drought season.
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New BC Memoir Recalls A Uniquely Wild Upbringing in Port Hardy
We spoke to Michel Drouin about his new book, Past the End of the Road: A North Island Boyhood.
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Celebrated Smithers artist Alex Cuba to receive honorary degree from UNBC
Popular singer-songwriter will be awarded a doctor laws degree from Prince George university.
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Nisga’a Nation Acquires Prince Rupert Pipeline for Proposed Fracked Gas Project
The new pipeline will run along BC’s north coast to the proposed floating Ksi Lisims LNG facility.
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Two Vancouver Island Diver-Filmmakers Featured on New Nat Geo Octopus Series
Maxwel Hohn and Krystal Janicki played key roles in an episode about the giant Pacific octopus.
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Prince Rupert Hosts Community Gathering in Honour of Red Dress Day
The National Day of Awareness for MMIWG2S, also known as Red Dress Day, was May 5.
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Prince Rupert teacher awarded BC Achievement Community Award
Alison O’Toole has been recognized for her decades of work in the Prince Rupert arts scene
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Brave Little Hunter’s Whereabouts is Unknown – And That’s Good News, Says Expert
We spoke with Jared Towers of Bay Cetology to get an update on the freed orphaned orca.
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Kitasoo Xai’xais Nation Awarded Blue Parks Honor for Leading Marine Conservation
Gitdisdzu Lugyeks Marine Protected Area recognized as the first Canadian and Indigenous Blue Park.
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Ocean Wise to Protect Whales and Prevent Boat Strikes with Underwater Mics
Innovative new program will automatically alert mariners when whales are nearby.
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Orca Calf Known as ‘Brave Little Hunter’ Swims Free After Being Trapped in BC Lagoon
Reports say she swam out to the ocean during high tide early Friday morning.
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Coastal First Nation’s clean energy conversion efforts ahead of curve in B.C.
The heat pump project aims to provide the Haiɫzaqv with healthy homes and tackle energy poverty
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