Gold River first responders from the fire department, ambulance services and RCPM come together to celebrate birthdays of people stuck at home due to the pandemic
Students from Captain Meares Elementary Secondary school get productive with outdoor education amidst pandemic
Accessible only by air or water, no one can get in or out of Kyuquot without First Nation’s permission
Christine Clarke, a Strathcona tourism operator, believes that people will want to ‘connect’ and come back to nature to ‘heal’ post COVID-19
After ‘Lot 302’, the Surge Narrows Community Association looks ahead to purchase more forest area to conserve
The Inshore Rescue Boat Program will begin search and rescue services between May to September
Councillor Bill Ives takes over as the acting mayor and moves forward with signing off on budget
With tourism slashed, Air Nootka’s floatplanes fly essentail supplies to communites
Zeballos cautions residents to follow wildlife safety directives after grey wolves attacked dog
Gordon Barney’s cartoons tell stories of lives inside logging camps along the west coast of the Island
Mali, the bear rescued in historic joint efforts, was shot dead in an act of self-defence
Funds could benefit North Island communites in Savary Island, Heriot Bay and Zeballos with better connectivity
Blaney provides latest updates on Canadian Emergency Businesses Action, COVID-19 and more
Sayward council will confer to elect an interim mayor almost a month after previous resignation as it continues to tackle COVID-19 with an emergency response team
The mayor of Tahsis believes that nothing can dampen the spirit of this ‘strong’ community as it heads towards its 50th anniversary
By transfering grocery shopping from Port Hardy store to terminals of Bella Bella and Klemtu, the ferry service reduces the need for travel for residents of remote communities
Residents from Cumberland , Tahsis and Quadra Island are volunteering to grow winter squash on their lawns in a move towards sustainable food security
Collaborative approach to relocate the grizzly was applauded by the Minister of Environment calling it a ‘power of partnership’
Collaborative approach to relocate the grizzly was applauded by the Minister of Environment calling it a ‘power of partnership’
With a small population, seasonal businesses and a single medical clinic, the coastal village braces for an impact, if any
