We’re Really Excited To Be Launching A New Series About Local Food On BC’s Coast
‘Feeding the Coast’ tells the fascinating stories of local food producers and their families.
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Meet The BC Seafood Supplier That Asks Its Customers To Send ‘Thank-You’ Notes To Fishing Families
Skipper Otto wants to keep small-scale harvesting alive on the BC coast.
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Don’t Know What To Do With Your Dried-Out Christmas Tree? Get It Chipped For Charity
It’s just one of the ways that coastal fire departments are supporting the Burn Fund.
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You’ll Soon Be Able To Book Prime BC Camping Sites For The May Long Weekend
Spring camping reservations for 2023 just opened.
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The Feds Want To Buy Back Salmon Licences But BC Fishermen Aren’t Thrilled
Union calls the government’s plan ‘disheartening.’
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People Who Live In Rural BC Have To Pay An Extra $1500 For Healthcare
Experts are calling it a ‘rural health tax’.
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Scientists Think Whales Use Bubbles as Tools and This Mind-Blowing Photo Essay Proves It
Stunning new story in Hakai magazine reveals complex ways whales use bubbles to communicate and more.
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This 4-Year-Old ‘Cindy Lou Who’ Lookalike is Running The Cutest Stand in Saanich
Sadie had hot chocolate and marshmallows for sale, with a little help from ‘Papa.’
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Check Out This Adorable Scurry of Squirrels Saved by Metchosin’s Wildlife Rehab Centre
This crew of baby red squirrels came to them ‘cold, dehydrated and covered in fleas.’
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Meet The Campbell River Diver Who Played A Crucial Role In The New Avatar Film
Kirk Krack recently attended the film’s premiere in Los Angeles.
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‘Support has been overwhelming’: Community Rallies for Beloved Courtenay Cafe After Fire
Local businesses support the staff after a small fire closed Atlas Cafe.
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Mortally Injured By A Boat Strike, This Whale Swam 4,800 km From B.C. To Hawaii Without The Use of Her Tail
What can we learn from a paralyzed whale named Moon and her epic trek?
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There’s No Place In The Country That Celebrates Xmas Quite Like Prince Rupert
Watch this video of the 2022 Christmas Sailpast
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Groundbreaking Research Shows How Whales Help Reduce Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide Levels
Whales can weigh up to 150 tons, live over 100 years, and are one of the largest living carbon sinks in the ocean.
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This Dude Is Clearing Saanich Sidewalks With A Homemade Bike-Mounted Snow Plow
‘It works pretty well, I’m surprised.’
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Generous Volunteers in Comox Deliver Christmas Hampers to 500 Families in Need
The annual Christmas hamper campaign in Courtenay delivers over $100,000 in donated food.
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