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Is There Really a "Witch Hunt" on Strathcona Regional Directors?
It's important that board members get paid, but when some claim way more than others we need to pay attention
Eagle Attacks Fangirl After One Too Many Photos
"It was probably tired of me taking its picture"
Ucluelet Doctor Working Side Gigs to Make Ends Meet?
VIHA saves Ucluelet clinic—for now
Don't Like Clotheslines? Look The Other Way
Many BC stratas have ridiculous bylaws banning clotheslines
Free Fallin'
A new report from the Vancouver Island Economic Alliance shows tourism and forestry have taken big hits over the past several years
What We Love: Calming Art Scenes
This painting gives the most relaxing feeling, the artist captured the scene's essence perfectly
How Would You Use This Historic Train Station?
It's time for the old building to live a new life
Will He Get Away With It?
Parksville bank robber still on the loose
Whose Land? The Trees Tell All
To show that they've lived here for the last 176 years, the Nuchatlaht look to the trees
Kill Trees, Kill Your Budget
The City of Courtenay isn't the Lorax, but right now it's speaking for the trees
Man Needs New Briefs After Aggressive Bear Encounter, Two Bears End Up Dead
Seriously, keep your garbage inside
Oh No, A New Fatal Flu Detected On The Island
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency warns that the bird flu is spreading globally and cases have been confirmed on VanIsle
Will He Stay, Or Will He Go (to Ireland)?
Horgan says energy 'has been flagging"
Paddle Politics To Boost Local Economy
The Kyuquot/Cheklesahht First Nation hope to strengthen local tourism by buying a sea kayaking company
$3.5 Million Down, Millions to Go
“This is a fantastic opportunity to protect mature forests, wetlands and riparian areas on eastern Vancouver Island.”
Local Coast Guard Heroes Become TV Stars
“Ocean Warriors is a series about hope and heroism, tragedy and heartbreak.”
Two of BC's Most Dangerous Hiking Routes Are on Vancouver Island
There's been a huge increase in search and rescue calls so the BC Search and Rescue Association is stretched thin
What We Love: Crystal Clear Summer Swimming
An all-natural spa to refresh and rejuvenate!
North Island College Launches its Mental Health and Well-being Strategy
Rise-and-grind culture is not sustainable
Dog Lovers Making Way for Migratory Birds
This stretch of beach is for the birds—literally
A Doctor Diagnoses BC’s Doctor Troubles
Are more doctors the only solution?
Welcome Islanders to Mayvember
La Niña calls for more rain and cooler temperatures through May and into mid June
Raise Your Spirits in Spirit Square
Forget about the weather and go to Spirit Square. You'll be happy you did