Brett Meredith hoists five-year-old granddaughter, Madelyn Meredith, near some frozen water along Hardy Bay Road that someone coloured.
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was totally flying by the seat of my pants when I came up with this idea.
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I’ve come up with a sure-fire way to have your kids eat breakfast on Christmas morning
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Zeus catches some sun while keeping watch on the neighbourhood from the roof of Vadim Stavrikov and Tanya Kellar’s home in Port McNeill.
READConflicts between humans and bears continue to present a growing problem on the North Island,
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The Tsitika River has been a study in controversy.
READI came up with this recipe in direct relation to my need to bake for my husband every week
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In 1925 a small oily fish, known as sardines or pilchard, started to appear off of the west coast of Vancouver Island
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f winning multiple Juno Awards didn’t convince David Francey he’d hit the big time, his hockey teammates brought the point home.
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lec Nielson and Joshua Estlin were welcomed into the Canadian Scouting movement
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I’m at 30,000 feet and the rising sun is casting lines of red, orange and yellow on the world below.
READStaggering forth, shivering, soaked to the bone and exhausted, my body plummeted performing a face plant into a stream.
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It took a 6,200-km bicycle ride to do it, but Klaus Lüttgen finally made peace with his estranged dad.
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The best way to protect yourself from falling objects in an earthquake is ducking under a desk or sturdy table until one minute after the shaking stops.
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When I was asked earlier this week to write this column, I immediately responded with a: “Sure! No problem.”
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The wild salmon runs emanating from our west coast rivers during the last few years have been anything but predictable.
READDay tripping can be lots of fun, but stats show over 80 per cent of all back country emergencies arise because people are under-equipped.
READThere’s a recent incident in Campbell River where a 19-year-old played dead when a black bear emerged from a trail.
READWhen serving as a marine naturalist, one of the questions I am most often asked about whales is: “Why do they jump?”
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Human presence in many of our natural areas has had negative impacts on the landscape.
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