For every five minutes of exercise recorded, Cermaq Canada is donating a dollar to local food banks in communities they operate
The ‘playful’ pod lingered by a Campbell River tour operator’s boat for quite some time
Schools in Tahsis and Gold River will open on June 1, with 30 per cent students expected to come in
Seasonal local businesses that rely on tourism hope to survive despite drop in tourist numbers
Campbell River’s low OPS utilization numbers will continue unless inhalation services are provided said outgoing OPS provider
Maybe they wanted to get away from the paparazzi
Cedars Inn unsure about future after series of financial catastrophes, COVID-19 induced tourism dip
Mamalilikulla chief, Richard Sumner said despite unanswered questions, they will not press for further investigation
Wildlife warnings have been issued in Sayward, but people are ignoring it and going out in search of the bear to get photographs
Despite the pandemic, Kyuquot First Nation will continue with its annual food fish distribution for members dispersed outside traditional lands
Logistics, transportation and a broadened spectrum of vulnerable students are some of the challenges SD 84 schools will have to deal with
With no watchdog around, conservationists are worried about old-growth logging activities and call for ‘modernized regulations’ in the forest sector
MP Rachel Blaney calls on ministers to urgently fix programs that are leaving behind local businesses in remote and rural communities
Gold River first responders from the fire department, ambulance services and RCPM come together to celebrate birthdays of people stuck at home due to the pandemic
Gold River first responders from the fire department, ambulance services and RCPM come together to celebrate birthdays of people stuck at home due to the pandemic
Students from Captain Meares Elementary Secondary school get productive with outdoor education amidst pandemic
Accessible only by air or water, no one can get in or out of Kyuquot without First Nation’s permission
Christine Clarke, a Strathcona tourism operator, believes that people will want to ‘connect’ and come back to nature to ‘heal’ post COVID-19
After ‘Lot 302’, the Surge Narrows Community Association looks ahead to purchase more forest area to conserve
The Inshore Rescue Boat Program will begin search and rescue services between May to September
