How Does A Fisherman Know When His Industry Is In Trouble? The Shower Is Closed
“Each year we have to work harder than the last,” says Campbell River fisher.
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The Fascinating Science Behind Fish Farts Explained in New BC Video
Swim bladders are explained in this fun animated video released by the Hakai institute.
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Ladysmith’s Own Pamela Anderson Attracts Hundreds of Fans at Island Book Signing
The B.C. actress and icon was in town to promote her new book, Love, Pamela.
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Meet Chelsey Ellis, The Rupert Fisher, Mom, And Photographer, Who’s Working To Keep BC’s Crab Industry Strong
She has experienced commercial fishing on both coasts and at every step of the supply chain.
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The Mystery Of Whether Sasquatch Exists On BC’s Coast Just Keeps Getting Deeper
Two new publications are reigniting the debate.
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Want To Keep Our Coast Safe While Earning Great Pay? Canada’s Coast Guard Is Hiring
‘Everywhere we need people right now,’ says one BC-based officer.
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A Grieving Mom Just Walked Across Haida Gwaii To Bring Attention To The Toxic Drug Crisis That Killed Her Son
Now Jessica Michalofsky is planning to run a marathon across the province.
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North Islanders Fundraise for Local Pilot’s Family After His Death in Tragic Plane Crash
Patrick Lehman left behind a wife, Sam, who is pregnant with their child.
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Just 6 Corporations Control Over A Quarter Of BC Fishing Licences, New Research Reveals
The result is a system stacked in ‘favour of corporate interests.’
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‘Goldmine’ Of Forgotten Indigenous Language Records Found Inside Skeena Farm Workshop
“It is an exciting discovery and reason to double check before throwing old stuff away!”
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Video Shows How Wuikinuxv Nation Hatchery in Rivers Inlet Helps Ensure Survival of Massive Chinook Salmon
Some of the largest salmon in the world come from the Wannock River on the Great Bear Coast
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Union Calls For Overhaul Of Marine Safety As Charges Laid In Fatal B.C. Tugboat Sinking
After two crewmen died in 2021, labour leaders are demanding new tugboat regulations to protect workers.
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B.C. Fish Harvesters To Feds: Stop Selling Out Coastal Communities To Foreign Money
Harvesters have launched a new petition taking aim at ‘foreign ownership of fishing licenses and quotas.’
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The ‘All Native’ Is The Most Exciting Sporting Event In Northern B.C. And These Photos Prove It
It’s more than just a basketball tournament.
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Halibut Is A Rare Success Story Among B.C. Fisheries, And Harvesters Want To Keep It That Way
This year’s quota is for 5 million pounds of delicious fish.
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‘Haters Are Going To Hate’: An Outspoken Port Hardy Doc Is Moving Into The Next Phase Of His Career
Dr. Alex Nataros spoke to West Coast Now about his plans for a new community health centre.
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