Scientists Are Baffled Why Creatures Keep Evolving Into Crabs
WCN investigates: Why are so many animals developing crab-shaped bodies?
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New Vancouver Island Doc Explores Humans’ Uneasy Relationship With Wolves
‘Part of the Pack’ director spoke exclusively with WCN ahead of Knowledge Network premiere.
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Comox Valley Community Celebrates After Rallying to Save Morrison Creek Headwaters
Comox locals crowd-funded to buy land home to many endangered species.
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WATCH: The Weird and Wild History of Sointula’s Utopic Beginnings
The Finnish settlement’s unique history is explored in an exclusive WCN interview.
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Much Beloved Festival Celebrating Spot Prawns Takes Place In Victoria This Weekend
Annual festival happens during the 4-6 weeks where prawns are harvested on the BC Coast.
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Researchers On Galiano Island Are Trying To Unlock The Mysteries Of Tiny Baby Crabs
Read what’s being discovered in a fascinating new article from Hakai Magazine.
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There Will Be A Walk Of Remembrance For Missing & Murdered Indigenous Women In Rupert Friday Evening
It comes as Skeena MP Bachrach helps lead the call for a Red Dress Alert System.
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‘Our Hearts Are Full’: GoFundMe Raises Nearly $18K To Help Ladysmith Farming Couple Whose Barn Burned Down
‘This is neighbours helping neighbours,’ says nearby resident.
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‘We Are At A Loss For Words’: Haida Gwaii Is Mourning 2 Fishermen Who Died After Their Boat Capsized
Skidegate Health Centre had a sacred fire on Monday.
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Remarkable Viral Video Shows a Bald Eagle Swimming with Prey in Campbell River
The footage of an eagle doing the butterfly stroke with a large fish has gone viral online.
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Rescuers Just Pulled A Diesel-Carrying Tanker Truck Out Of The Ocean Near Vancouver Island
Now investigators are trying to figure out why the accident happened.
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Cities Are Finding Creative Uses For ‘Sea Cans’ All Up And Down The B.C. Coast
One company that repurposes shipping containers says there is ‘higher demand than ever before.’
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It’s The End Of An Era As Owner Of Rupert’s Ocean Pacific Air Says He’s Retiring
Ken Cote has been flying for more than five decades.
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Fascinating Video Shows What Kitimat Looked Like When It Was Under Construction In The 1950s
The video has nearly 1000 views.
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It’s A Great Time To Be A Crabber in B.C., Says Area A Executive In Exclusive Interview
Megan Eadie of Area A spoke with us about the state of the crab fisheries.
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All The Oil Companies That Were Interested In Drilling Off The B.C. Coast Have Now Given Up Their Permits
Chevron is the latest in an exodus that began in 2018.
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