Sandspit Locals Are Being Urged To Boil Their Tap Water Before Drinking ItÂ
Harmful bacteria was found in the community water system
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Now’s The Perfect Time To Create A Plan That Can Keep Your Home And Family Safe From Fires
It’s officially Fire Prevention Week in BC.
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Record Levels Of Poaching Pose Major Threat To BC Rockfish, New UVIC Study Finds.
Tougher enforcement needed, say researchers.
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Every Candidate In Prince Rupert’s Election Agrees That Foreign Corporations Aren’t Paying Enough Taxes
‘We lose revenue every year,’ says outgoing Rupert mayor.
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We Are In A ‘Golden Age’ For Indigenous Education In BC Schools
And the Indigenous curriculum is about to get even stronger.
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New Season of ‘Moosemeat & Marmalade’ Goes Fishing & Hunting All Over BC’s Coast
APTN show celebrates food cultures from both Indigenous and European perspectives
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Horrifying Video Shows Thousands of Dead BC Salmon Due to Drought
Images of dead fish on Heiltsuk territory are the result of regional severe drought.
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UFAWU-Unifor Honours Passing of Beloved VP Helen-Anne Beans
Beans was a fish harvester who had a passion for bettering the future of the industry.
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Will Arnett Narrates New Netflix Doc Series on Vancouver Island Wildlife
Series features stunning footage of sea wolves and many more west coast creatures.
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This Commercial Fishing Mom Can Haul Gear With The Best, But Her Superpower Is Sharing the Beauty of The BC Coast Through Her Art
Esther Sample wants her art to be an ‘anchor for people’ in a crazy world.
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5 Books by West Coast Authors to Read for Truth & Reconciliation Day
Reading recommendations to honour the National Day for Truth & Reconciliation on September 30th.
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Meet The Forester From Campbell River Who’s Obsessed With The Mysteries of Fungi
Heather Soo wants you to share her ‘amazement’ for something essential to all human life.
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Shocking Video Shows Boater Harassing Pod of Orcas Near Campbell River
An investigation is now taking place after locals caught the boater on camera.
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How An Ancient Food Technology Is Being Restored On BC’s West Coast
Indigenous sea gardens once harvested seafood catches comparable to modern commercial fisheries.
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Devastating Skeena Landslide Endangers 100,000 Spawning Salmon
Entire ecosystem will likely face long-term consequences due to the recent landslide, experts say.
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Beloved Local Bowling Alley Reopens in Port Hardy After Being Closed By Pandemic
Sonya Gullacher and her family re-opened 50+ year old Hardy Bay Lanes last weekend.
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