The B.C. Naval Architect Who Revolutionized The Global Towing Industry Says Our Coast’s Future Is Electric
The incredible story of Robert Allan Ltd., the 95-year-old firm that designed many of our coast’s most historic vessels.
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Many Coastal Communities Are Powered By Diesel But A New $2M Investment In Tidal Power Could Help Change That
‘Tidal energy has the potential to become a viable, clean energy solution.’
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Vancouver Island MusicFest Has A Superstar Headliner This Year: Sarah McLachlan
She’ll be joined at the Courtenay festival by several other talented BC musicians.
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Meet the Young B.C. Fisher Couple Who Started as Outsiders and Are Now Thriving With the Help of the Fishing Community
Gaelan and Alicia Noble-Kats spoke to us about their passion for the lifestyle out on sea.
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‘Chaos’ Ensued As Contestants On BBC Reality Show Attempted To Navigate BC Without Flying Or Driving
‘It seems British Columbia doesn’t really do public transport.’
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How This Fifth-Generation Harvester from New Zealand Became a Successful B.C. Prawner
Mark Urwin from 46º South Fish Co. Ltd chatted with WCN on his booming prawn business.
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‘It’s An Honour’: Nanaimo Captain Gets Award For Rescuing Father And Son From Frigid Waters Of Dodd Narrows
Rodrigo Menezes says ‘if I had to, I’d do the same thing again.’
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How This Campbell River Local Is Reviving The Overlooked Art Of Maritime Knot-Tying
Ruedi Pletscher is hosting sold-out knot-tying workshops at the Maritime Heritage Centre.
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Meet The B.C. Mother-Daughter Duo Encouraging More Indigenous Women To Become Fishers
Tseshaht harvesters Natasha and Mercedes Marshall Gallic spoke with us in a new video.
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Trapped In A Miami Aquarium For 50 Years, Lolita The Orca Is Now Coming Home To The Salish Sea
Activists in Canada and the U.S. campaigned for the whale’s release for years.
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Feds Urged To ‘Close The BC Toilet Bowl’ By Taking Action On Toxic Cruise Ship Pollution
New petition says scrubber pollution is accelerating ‘the decline of critically endangered species.’
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How Young Fishers Are Changing the Game: An Exclusive Video Interview With UFAWU President James Lawson
‘We should be the ones that reap those benefits,’ he said of fishers accessing licences.
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Hazelton’s Sara McPhail Is Looking Towards The Olympics After Winning National Wrestling Championship
‘At my first tournament, I kicked butt, so then I fell in love with it.’
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The Labour ‘Crisis’ That’s Affecting Service On BC Ferries, Explained
There are more than 500 job openings that need to be filled.
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A New Centre On Vancouver Island Is Using Psychedelics And Indigenous Knowledge To Help People With PTSD
The research is currently helping firefighters and people with terminal illnesses.
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Meet The Savvy First Nations Investors Who’ve Generated Over 1,200 Coastal Jobs Since 2008
With the help of Coast Funds, First Nations are investing into everything from laundromats to resorts
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