Meet The 76-Year-Old Fisheries Scientist Who Refuses To Accept ‘Destruction Of Biodiversity’
BC’s Daniel Pauly is a keynote speaker at the upcoming IMPAC5 conference.
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Benedict Cumberbatch Immortalises Infamous Empress Hotel Seagull Incident in Viral Reading
The apology letter was written by a young guest who lured 30-40 seagulls into the hotel with pepperoni.
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The Powell River Queen, Oldest Vessel In BC Ferries Fleet, Is Officially Retired
‘There are a lot of years and a lot of memories wrapped up in that boat.’
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Free Program That Teaches Indigenous Entrepreneurs How To Launch Their Own Businesses Is Coming To Rupert
The Indigenous ACE program is now taking applications.
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100 Laid-Off Mill Workers Are Going Back On The Job Thanks To A $50M Upgrade In Crofton
Union says ‘investments like this will pay dividends for generations to come.’
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Meet The Sointula Mariner Who’s Been Ferrying High Schoolers Across Johnstone Strait For 20 Years
For Danni Tribe, ‘the kids are the excitement and the fun.’
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State of Emergency Declared in Campbell River after Landslide Crashes into Condos
Two apartment buildings have been evacuated and no injuries reported.
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Federal Fisheries Officials Are Investigating Whether Coastal GasLink Damaged Key Salmon Spawning Habitat
The pipeline builder says it hasn’t ‘identified any instances of non-compliance.’
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Meet The Indigenous Biologist Who Says We Must Protect The Coast And People’s Jobs
Penny White is Senior Fisheries Biologist with the Lax Kw’alaams Band.
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WATCH: Why This Beloved Rupert Sushi Restaurant Only Serves Locally Caught Seafood
In an exclusive interview with West Coast Now, Dai Fukasaku explains how he went from being a music student to a west coast sushi master.
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Meet Port Hardy’s New Doctor Who Wants to Change the Way We Think about Healthcare
‘Healthcare isn’t that complicated, but we’ve got a healthcare system that makes it complicated.’
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BC Is Going On The Offensive Against Invasive, Forest-Eating ‘Spongy Moths’
The province will be targeting areas on Vancouver Island with insecticide treatments this spring and summer.
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BC Researchers Found A Toxic Chemical Used To Make Toilet Paper In Bodies Of Dead Orcas
‘The research is a wake-up call.’
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Good Samaritans Tracked Down via Facebook After Saving Dog’s Life in Nanaimo
Pip had been seriously wounded but two strangers carried her back to get medical attention.
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Watch Dramatic Video Of Coast Guard Rescuing Stranded Man And His Dogs Near Vancouver Island
‘We are thankful for the happy outcome!’
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Prince Rupert Wants to Ban Open-Loop Exhaust Scrubbers on Large Ships to Safeguard Marine Life from Polluted Wastewater
Members of the public have 30 days to submit feedback.
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