From Sawmill to Salmon Habitat: Estuary Restoration Project in Courtenay Seeks Support
The project is facing unexpected challenges and seeking community donations to move forward.
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The Spooky but True Story Behind the Abandoned Town of Jordan River
Residents were forced to leave the town because its dam sits on an earthquake hotspot.
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Vancouver Island Communities Push for a Tanker Ban in Rough Waters
Sooke and Metchosin are concerned that increased tanker traffic could risk oil spills during storms.
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BC’s “Toilet Bowl’ Prompts Formal Complaint To North American Agency
Complaint to Commission for Environmental Cooperation pressures Canada to ban toxic cruise ship washwater.
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This BC Reservoir is Drying Up, and Locals are Upset that its Water is Being Sent to the US
The Columbia River Treaty is being renegotiated, and many want fairer terms, environmental protection.
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Fish Farm Conglomerate Mowi Take Fisheries Ministers to Court Over Discovery Islands Shutdowns
Experts say company had years of advance notice, but now taxpayers might be on the line.
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We Aren’t Out of the Woods Quite Yet with Wildfire Season, BC Officials Warn
Drought conditions remain high as 300 fires continue to blaze across the province.
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Dramatic Video Shows US Coast Guard Rescue of Two Canadians Off Vancouver Island
US Rescue diver: “Most dynamic and challenging case that I’ve had.”
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New Funding Announced for Indigenous Guardians Program at Vancouver Island University
New partnership announces $1.4 million investment in training for new Guardians.
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BC’s Massive Pink Runs Are Not All Rosy
The rising population of pink salmon may harm other species, from finfish to orcas.
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New Documentary Tells the Important History of Iconic Cowichan Sweaters
Cowichan filmmaker Mary Galloway visits her community to explore the sweater’s long history.
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War Of The Whales
Humpbacks and Orcas Go Head To Head.
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There’s A Lot to Celebrate for BC Rivers Day on September 24th
Started by a BC local, join these Rivers Day celebrations for our beloved but at-risk waterways.
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BC Crabbers Fined $287,000 & Face Unprecedented Prohibition in DFO Investigation
Four men are guilty of illegally crab fishing in Boundary Bay along the US-Canada border.
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Why This Coastal First Nation is Returning to Protect its Ancestral Territory After a Century
“In terms of reclaiming our traditional territory, it’s extremely important,” Mamalilikulla Chief John Powell told us.
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Meet the Creekwalker of the Skeena, One of the Last Remaining of His Kind in BC
Stan Hutchings is one of few creekwalkers left who provides vital data on salmon populations.
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