Meet the Marine Detective Solving the Mysteries of B.C.’s Coast
Jackie Hildering has built a large online following through her work as a marine educator.
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Meet the veteran B.C. martial arts expert who wants students to know self-defence
Avoid fights, says Warren Lee, who works with world-famous Royce Gracie, but be prepared if a fight comes to you
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After Public Outcry, Alaska Will No Longer Be Cutting Winter Ferry Service To Rupert
‘We heard from our communities, and we’re listening.’
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Prince Rupert Has A Plan That Will Shake Up The City’s Waterfront
Kent Orton is co-owner of Wheelhouse Brewing, which is planning a big move to Rupert’s former train station.
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You Need to See These Incredibly Cool Videos of Prince Rupert’s Marine Search and Rescue
Station 64 Marine Search and Rescue is having a lot of fun on its Youtube Channel.
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Cigarette Butts Are The Most Common Type Of Trash Fouling BC’s Coastlines
Join a Great Canadian Shoreline Cleanup event to keep our coasts trash free.
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There Will Be A ‘Murder’ In Prince Rupert Next Month And You Can Help Solve It
Tickets are going fast for annual murder mystery event at Crest Hotel.
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Inside The Legendary Theatre Which Proves Tofino Is More Than Just A Surf Spot
The community is raising funds to give the Clayoquot Sound Theatre a badly needed facelift.
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Meet the Campbell River Woman Hoping to Become the First Ever Indigenous City Councillor
Tanille Johnston wants to bring a long overdue Indigenous voice to local politics.
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From ‘Gnarly’ to ‘Schnarb’: Here Are The Best Words Used And Invented In BC
Think we missed one? Let us know on Facebook.
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Bella Bella is Raising Funds for Beloved Local Fisherman Who Lost His Boat
Community’s GoFundMe is hoping to raise $11,000 to help with boat repairs.
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There’s Gonna Be A Party To Remember A Kitimat Fisherman Who Drowned In 2019
‘Come have some fun and support a great cause!’
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Meet The Border Officer Repping Prince Rupert In Epic 850km ‘Cops For Cancer’ Bike Ride
Glen Kirkland expected to meet bears while training, but it was the bees who were really scary.
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Northern Vancouver Island Coast Guard Base Will Protect Mariners In ‘Treacherous’ Waters
The base opened this week with beautiful Kwakiutl totem poles.
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How Ancient Dog Remains On Haida Gwaii Changed Our View Of Human History
It’s one of the best dog stories we’ve heard.
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