Nisga’a Memorial Pole Will Return To The Nass Valley After Nearly A Century In Scotland
“In Nisga’a culture, we believe that this pole is alive with the spirit of our ancestor.”
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‘My Mind Was Blown’: Travel Below The Ocean’s Surface With Vancouver Island’s Own ‘Marine Detective’
Jackie Hildering is featured on a new episode of Humans of the Coast.
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Who Dumped 1,000 Tires Near Nelson Island?
Who Dumped 1,000 Tires Near Nelson Island?
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The Coast Guard Just Gave A Special Certificate To A Mom Who Gave Birth At Sea Near Rupert
They also engraved a ship’s bell in baby Willow’s honour.
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Is Bottom Trawling Responsible For Billions Of Missing Snow Crabs In Alaska?
Some fishermen and crabbers think so.
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GoFundMe For Logger Killed In Port Hardy Float Plane Crash Blows Past Initial $12K Goal
‘We all thank you from the bottom of our hearts.’
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Foreign Owners Are Squeezing BC Fishermen And Ottawa Doesn’t Care, Skeena MP Says
Taylor Bachrach says current licensing system is like ‘a private stock market.’
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After 4 Years, The Massive Highway Repairs Between Port Alberni And Tofino Are Nearly Done
“Can’t wait to try out the new highway.”
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A Floatplane Crashed Near Port Hardy And 3 People Are Believed Killed
The crash happened shortly after take-off.
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The ‘Smock Brothers’, Owners Of Rupert’s Iconic Maverick Foods, Are Selling After 35 Years
It’s the end of an era for the community.
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New Funding For Indigenous Coast Guard Group Set Up After Disastrous Heiltsuk Tug Boat Spill
‘First Nations know these waters better than anyone.’
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David Eby, ‘The Tallest Guy In The Room’, Is Now Officially BC’s Next Premier
He was sworn in on Friday.
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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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