Less Sea Lice in the Okisollo—A Lot Less
Would you want a chicken-sized parasite chewing on your leg?
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When Is Someone Going to Jail?
We're waiting for a politician to come out and pledge that they will ensure that the people responsible – wherever they are – will be tracked down and…
On the Brink of a Seaweed Boom
Seaweed farming might be an alternative for coastal communities as feds phase out controversial open-net salmon feedlots
Turning a Negative into a Positive
First Nation seeking funding demolish residential school and to build a healing centre and new gymnasium for survivors
Goodwin and Kurikka and Their Legacy of Social Activism
How two characters from Vancouver Island's gritty past made a lasting impact on Canada
Seafood Splendor – Illness Spikes as Digging Rises
Inexperienced shellfish harvesters could be putting themselves at risk
Spend a Dollar, Get 10 back
Millions of dollars of new funding for parks is good news for hikers and nature lovers
Tofino's Triple Bottom Line
Business leaders "go above and beyond” to protect their communities
VIHA Ignores Whistleblower Doctor, then Kicks Him Out of Port McNeill
VIHA won't hire Dr. Armogam, and his patients are pissed
When Good Times Get Out of Hand—Drinking Drives Crime in Port Hardy
Have you been drinking?
Logger Saves Dog—and Himself—from a Cougar
William John has a new nickname, and it's Cougar Willy.
Happy Hikers
A century of trailblazing gets award
Fascinating Fossil Found – Another Dinosaur Fossil Discovered in the Comox Valley
The exciting discovery adds to the Comox Valley’s reputation as a hotspot for paleontology
DFO Kept Secrets about Fish Mouth Rot Disease on Farms
Chamberlin said DFO knew about the potential risks this disease posed to wild salmon, but kept it secret
Different Ocean, Similar Issues
“These are the wrong people with the wrong project and the wrong technology in absolutely the wrong place” says local opponent to Maine fish farm proposal
Sweet "Love Lock" Fence Turned Foul
Because nothing says "I love you" like piles of garbage
Free-Ranging Wolves in Tahsis
After nearly two months of frequent wolf sightings, Tahsis residents are on edge after wolves killed at least two pet dogs
Atlantic Salmon Feedlots Brought Virus to BC Waters
The salmon farming industry claimed the damaging PRV virus occurs naturally in BC waters. Now scientists have proven that floating fish factories are the…
Snakes, Snakes Everywhere – Snake Spotting on the Island
The Island is a ophidiophobic's paradise – while there are snakes everywhere, if you're scared of snakes there is comfort in knowing none of them are…
North Island Wildlife Recovery Centre Nurse Rare White Raven Back to Health
The rescued bird could be the oldest white raven
Drug Dealers Are Killing Our Kids
Many drug dealers know they are selling potent, potentially lethal drugs. They're killing people, including kids
A Chance for Change, or a Missed Opportunity
Although his talking points acknowledge the old-growth crisis, Premier Horgan hasn't taken any concrete steps to address the crisis
Campbell River's Comeback Kid – Snowboarder Wins Gold
Campbell River athlete's amazing recovery from life-changing accident
Class Act With Some Bad Actors – The Strathcona Story
Citizen watchdogs defend BC's oldest provincial park