Changing the Tide For Pride In Campbell River
From a couple of little booths to a bustling celebration, Campbell River Pride is growing
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We've Lost Half Our Maternity Doctors in the Last Two Years
AThe number of maternity practitioners have shrunk from 48 to 25
Welcome to the Valley's "New Age"
Moon dances, ancestral healing circles, Spirit Fairs – a new wave of spirituality is trending locally
DFO Called Out (Again) For 'Suspect Science'
An investigation uncovers biased research and reporting methods
What We Love: Lakes Near Gold River
What's better than soft light falling over the mountains, as viewed from a lake
Raise Your Glass for Conservation: Scarlet Ibis Pub's Craft Beer Gives Back
Remote pub donated $2,200 to support upgrades to the North Coast Trail
Fire in Courtenay? You're in Good Hands.
Courtenay's Deputy Fire Chief takes silver in FireFit Championships
Get Your Creative Juices Flowing at the Alberni Valley MakerSpace
Calling all makers, designers, and content creators! The Alberni Valley MakerSpace is your new playground.
Wildfire Crews Fight Trio of "Suspicious" Forest Fires
Just after Highway 4 reopened, three more fires were found
The North Rises: The Journey of Canada's Next Basketball Phenoms
The next generation of Canadian hoops rose from humble beginnings to NBA dream
What We Love: Orca's Cruising
Where were you when you saw your first Orca?
Big Mama, Poptart and The Crew Are Back!
New humpback whale babies are swimming in the Salish!
Poaching of Wildlife Happens All Around Us
Tofino man was convicted after he slaughtered a mama bear and cub then lied about it
"Ukee's Artist" Gets First Solo Show
At 70 years old, this local icon is just getting started
Music or Mayhem? The Sounds of Great Blue Herons
Herons abandoned their nests last year, and Campbell River man won't let it happen again.
Bigger Isn't Always Better
People's expectations have to change, city planners need to be bold, and the construction industry should lead with innovation
What We Love: Wolves Trekking
A wolf looks for breakfast along the shoreline
True North Prospects Look to Make their Mark in the NBA Draft
Watch out for Leonard Miller and Olivier-Maxence Prosper, two rising Canadian stars expected to make a splash in the upcoming NBA Draft
Want To Honour National Indigenous Peoples Day? Read This.
Namwayut: In the Kwak’wala language, this word conveys the deep understanding that we are all one
Highway 4 Ready to Roll Again: Limited Traffic Allowed!
Big news for WestIsle! After weeks of closure, Highway 4 is finally reopening this weekend, bringing relief to residents and businesses
Too Much Food Just Miles From Too Little
Highway closure has different effects across WestIsle
From Cauliflower to Grapefruit: The Silent Threat Beneath the Waves
As the acidity of our oceans rise, the first thing to dissolve? Crabs' sense of smell
The Speed Racers Of Denman Island
Tourists rushing from one ferry to another act like they are racing a Grand Prix
A Persistent Poop Problem
Nearly $10 million in funding will improve Cumberland's failing lagoon sewage treatment system