Why This Could Be One of the Worst Years on Record For Skeena Steelhead
Experts are concerned governments aren’t doing enough.
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Protections For BC’s Treasured Great Bear Rainforest Are About To Get Even Stronger
We can thank First Nations for that.
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There Are More Green Vehicles Being Sold In BC Than Any Other Canadian Province
But owners and experts say more charging stations are needed before the boom takes off.
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Alarming Photos Show Vital Fish Rearing Creek in Chilliwack Turned Into A ‘Drainage Ditch’
Community members concerned after saving thousands of baby salmon from the creek.
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Indigenous Coastal Guardians Receive Park Ranger Authority in Historic Ceremony
The designation was made official as Kitasoo Xai’Xias and Nuxalk Guardians received their badges this week.
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End Could Be in Sight For BC Port Workers After Strike Called Off
Back-and-forth negotiations may finally have found resolution for strikers in Prince Rupert and Vancouver.
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DFO Announces New Limits on Chinook in Port Renfrew, Leaving Fishers Reeling
New limits aim to protect salmon stocks, an important food source for endangered southern resident orcas.
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Island Fisherwoman Lands 44-Pound Halibut in a Bucket-List Catch
After three years of fishing in Winter Harbour, Margot Mallicoat caught her dream halibut right off the dock.
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How Port Hardy Became Home for A City Girl Seeking Opportunity
A fresh forestry graduate, Georgia Hall moved to Port Hardy and wound up finding her community.
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This Year’s Amazing Race Canada Features Two Teams from Comox Valley
The four locals are appearing on the ninth season of the show to compete for $250,000.
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Locals Respond Passionately To ‘Food-Conditioned’ Mama Bear Killed On Vancouver Island
Many are saying her death by BC Conservation Officers could have been prevented.
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How This Indigenous Nation Sustains Herring Roe Harvest Despite Stock Collapse
Kitasoo Xai’xais First Nation stocks preserved within their Indigenous Protected Area.
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Indigenous Groups From BC to Alaska Declare State of Emergency For Pacific Salmon
Tsimshian, Tlingit, and Haida Nations are sounding the alarm as salmon stocks continue to struggle.
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Memorial Pole for Residential School Children Takes an Emotional Tour Across Vancouver Island
Carved by Port Hardy Carver Stan Hunt, the pole’s journey commemorates National Indigenous History Month in Canada.
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Port Alberni Wildfire Continues to Burn, Affecting Traffic and Local Businesses
Fire crews hard at work in what is expected to be one of the worst forest fire seasons in years.
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