With One of These, Who Needs a Car on the Pacific Rim?Indigenous-owned E-bike rental company will soon celebrate 1-year milestone
Salvage Becomes Floating Dream HouseWould you give it all up to live on a 12-platform floating castle?
Cortes Crew Gets Ready to Square Off with MosaicYou can't save the big trees if you don't know where they are
Have You Seen the Inside of an Artist’s Studio?You've seen whales in their natural habitat, now come see the artists
Long Live the Bike BoomFamilies that might have cancelled that trip to Mexico started dropping $5,000 on new bikes
Not Every Commercial Fishery is DestructiveThe Heiltsuk harvest herring eggs attached to kelp without killing the fish, while the commercial sac roe fishery kills millions of fish to harvest their eggs
Can Five People Really Live Comfortably in a Tiny Home?Parents still married after choosing to downsize
Where the Streets are Paved with PooIt took 10 years for NappiCycle to figure how to recycle dirty diapers into reusable plastic fibres
American Company Doubles Down on Land-Based Fish FarmingThe made-in-Nanaimo land-based steelhead farm was recently bought by Blue Star and is poised to scale up production
Look Out Tesla, Here Comes the Might-E TruckInnovative Island company helping to green up transportation
Reinventing the WheelNOBL Wheels was launched in the Fraser Valley in 2013, but relocated to the Comox Valley in 2020
Guilt-free Hot Rodding – Is It Possible?Parksville's canEV and Victoria-based Webb Motorworks have teamed up to electrify hot rods
Alberta Company’s Dirty Power Sometimes Cools Us, But Mostly Makes Us HotProjects like Port Alberni's Upnit Power Corporation are what we need - locally owned and sustainable
Bamfield is Finally Getting Its New Sealed RoadHuu-ay-aht First Nations have been asking for a better road for decades, and now they're leading the project to make it happen
Surfing CedarPatrick Salamon's company, Waterman Surfboards, has customers and collectors from around the world
Homegrown Fish Farms Do It BetterA homegrown salmon farming experiment outlives 100 other projects while Norway's Cermaq experiment failed
Finally Someone’s Doing Something with Wood WasteWood waste left behind at the clear cut or mill represents a huge opportunity for innovation
It’s Quirky, It’s Cumberland, and It’s Back OnYour chance to see a small town parade with Shriners driving go-karts, the Maypole Dance, horseshoe tossing, bagpipers, and many other cultural treats
Are Bears a Threat to Humans, or Is It the Other Way Around? 2021 counted just under 600 black bears killed in BC alone
