Swimming for salmon in the backwoods
Zach Kapelan briefly holds a chinook salmon before releasing it back into HIŁSYAQƛIS/Tranquil...
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BC Is Clearing the Barriers for Skilled Foreign Workers
Joy Abasta came to Canada in 2014 planning to work as a nurse, but years of challenges in having...
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West Vancouver man earns seat at prestigious World Series of Poker
Slava Royale will travel to the Bahamas in December for the prestigious World Series of Poker...
Read MoreAnother work camp threatens Alaska Highway lodge, owner says
Pink Mountain lodge owner Melody Magaton says another work camp along the Alaska Highway could put her out of business, and approached the Peace River Regional District at their November 16 meeting to explain the situation to...
Read MoreBurning trees is not a clean energy option: climate advocates
With the annual United Nations climate conference just around the corner, environmental groups are calling for an end to subsidies that support burning forest biomass to generate electricity. In an open letter to...
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Port Moody councillors now restricted in how many meetings they can attend remotely
Port Moody City Hall. file photoPatrick Penner, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter In the...
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Burton volunteer group restores local historical cemetery
The sign for the Burton Historical CemeteryLiz Gillis A discovery during a Burton volunteer...
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Prince Rupert public budget meeting brings criticism over proposed tax hike
Prince Rupert residents, along with members of the City Council, gathered at the CMTN for a public...
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Broughton Nations talk fish farms at Tin Wis
A panel of leaders involved in the removal of 17 fish farms from the Broughton Archipelago...
Read MoreTaking the Step: Move made toward zero carbon building code in Nelson
Nelson will be taking steps to make its way to the bottom next spring. As of May 1, 2024 the City will be implementing the B.C. Zero Carbon Step Code, the maximum annual amount of greenhouse gas emissions that each new building...
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