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Rescuers Tried In Vain To Save Stranded Orca Mom
Mother died apparently from drowning after beached on the Zeballos Causeway.
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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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BC Has Tons Of Sea Cucumbers And This Vid Shows The Crazy Way They Eat
We can relate to these hungry marine animals stuffing their faces.
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Camera Footage of Canada’s First LNG Terminal Raises Questions About Invisible Pollution
The footage lends support to those who have been raising concerns about emissions from the plant.
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Canada’s Resource Push Meets a Housing Crunch in Northwest BC
As LNG, mining and port projects accelerate across northwest BC, local mayors say their cities are absorbing the growth without the housing or infrastructure to match.
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BC Chief Raises Concerns Over Port Expansion and Pipeline Plans
Lyackson First Nation warns a proposed Alberta pipeline to Roberts Bank could put the Salish Sea and its marine life at risk.
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Prince Rupert Receives $240,000 to Support Workforce Attraction
The Province of BC is funding a marketing campaign to help Prince Rupert recruit workers as it prepares for major development, including a proposed $1.35 billion bulk terminal on Ridley Island.
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Five North Coast First Nations Announce $1 Billion LNG Canada Equity Opportunity
A new agreement with MNT Investments LP would let five North Coast Nations invest up to $1 billion for majority ownership of a planned LNG storage facility tied to LNG Canada’s proposed Phase 2 expansion.
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Northern BC Leaders Relieved by Alberta’s Southern Pipeline Pitch
The proposed one-million-barrel-per-day pipeline has been referred to the federal Major Projects Office, with a route expected to follow the Trans Mountain corridor and respect the North Coast tanker ban.
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Coastal Nations Want ‘Master Planning,’ Not Piecemeal Projects
Indigenous leaders gathered in Bella Bella after the pipeline threat moved south — and turned to the pressures already building on the coast.
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Eby Reaffirms North Coast Tanker Ban On Prince Rupert Visit
A southern route is now in the making.
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Local Officials Divided Over Air Quality Concerns Tied to LNG Canada
Coun. Michelle Martins wants a cumulative health impact assessment as LNG Canada eyes a second phase. Mayor Phil Germuth says the town’s air monitoring already answers the question.
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As B.C.’s Fishers Face Chinook Closures, Trawlers Discard the Prized Salmon by the Thousands
Harvesters say DFO is sparing the groundfish trawl fleet from salmon closures meant to protect starving Southern Resident orcas, while the industry points to 100 per cent monitoring and a 9,500 Chinook bycatch cap.
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‘The Continuous Battle’ to Defeat One of the Worst Invasive Species Follows a Devastating Diesel Spill
Heiltsuk crews pulled more than 32,500 green crabs from Gale Creek in three months, but the Nation says the effort needed is many times larger.
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Haida Gwaii Community Wants Court to Ban Man From Its Land
Crown says his crimes terrorized people of Skidegate.
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Film Uplifts Ceremonies for the Return of Ooligan, a Vital Fish for Nuxalk Nation
Slts’lani (Banchi Hanuse)’s new documentary ‘Ceremony’ about sputc — a once-plentiful fish in Bella Coola — will screen in Tkarón:to later this month.
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BC Comes Under Fire After Cutting Fees on LNG, Pipeline Projects
Concerns grow that reduced fees for major projects could shift environmental and health risks onto northern communities.
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Future of Indigenous Youth Basketball Looks Bright, Plus There’s Pizza
From first games to lifelong confidence, JANT is building the next generation on and off the court.
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