Prince Rupert Could Soon Be Getting More Than 250K Cruise Ship Visitors A Year
That’s more than 6 times the visitors who came this year.
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Meet The Lantzville Woman Transforming Worn-Out Sofas Into Unique Tote Bags
Wendy Campbell and her husband tour Vancouver Island collecting sofas that would otherwise end up in landfills.
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Deadly 2020 Sinking Of BC Commercial Fishing Vessel Should Be A Wakeup Call, Safety Board Says
Fishermen say the industry needs a ‘serious overhaul.’
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Prince Rupert Just Won A Major National Award For Transforming A Polluted Wasteland
The “Brownie” Award was given to Prince Rupert for its work cleaning a contaminated wasteland.
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Great Bear Rainforest Poacher Who Told Govt To ‘Kiss My Ass’ Gets Massive Fine Increase
Timothy Holland’s fine just went from $12,000 to $132,000.
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Communities Up And Down The Coast Are Doing Their First In-Person Remembrance Day Events Since The Pandemic
Many communities also commemorated National Indigenous Veterans Day.
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First Nations Say Federal Government Is Watering Down Its Promise To Get Fish Farms Out Of The Ocean
“They’re just putting new laces on those old shoes.”
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Haida Gwaii Is Getting 13 New Helipads to Improve Boater Safety
The Canadian Coast Guard has confirmed that it is building thirteen new helicopter pads on Haida Gwaii.
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This Year’s Vancouver Island Mushroom Picking Season Pretty Much Sucked
Dry conditions linked to climate change created poor conditions for mushroom pickers
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Construction Worker on Vancouver Island Finds Ancient Bison Bones at Worksite
Steve Oatman discovered the ancient bison bones while working on the construction site of a future long-term care home in Saanich, BC.
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One of the Youngest Councillors in Canada was Just Elected in Sayward
18 year-old Kohen Gilkin came in first out of seven candidates running for councillor.
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Pete Clarkson, the Artist Who Turns Plastic Debris into Sculptures
“It’s been called environmental art, beach art, found-object sculpture and recycled art”
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Winter Is Coming: Is Your Community Ready For More Extreme Weather?
Only about a third of British Columbians have taken steps to be prepared, says BC Hydro.
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A Massive ‘Marine Protected Area’ Off Vancouver Island Just Got One Step Closer To Becoming Reality
Tentative agreement reached after years of negotiations.
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A Dog from Nanaimo is Killing it at the North American Diving Dogs Championships
Hawkeye can dive nearly 30 feet.
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Why Are Kelp Forests So Valuable to BC’s Central Coast?
Kelp forests are important for both biodiversity and economies.
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