Battle of the Paddle: Islanders Divided Over PickleballNo sport generates more adoration or drama in BC than Pickleball
What We Love: Life in the SeaLocal underwater cinematographer John Roney captures the beauty of the coast
Whistleblower’s Testimony Renews Questions About VanIsle’s Extraterrestrial Secrets1981 was a year unexplained UFO phenomena on Vancouver Island
Giving Back Made Easy: New Guide on Supporting the HomelessDocument outlines heartfelt efforts to support neighbors in need
VIDEO: Blind Swimmer’s 11-Hour Triumph Across the StraitWatch his triumphant arrival at Pipers Lagoon
What We Love: Close-Ups Of Curious BearsFunny video captured in Malahat Territory gives bears eye view a whole new meaning
VIDEO: Unraveling Van Isle’s Ancient SecretsArcheologist merges science with traditional knowledge to explore history
Mother-Daughter Duo Tackles Anti-Asian RacismTheir workshop creates space for an important conversation about what anti-Asian racism look like
Wild Salmon Deserve Better The Cohen Inquiry, recommended removing fish farming from DFO’s oversight, but it never happened.
Money, Money, Money – BC is Starting a $500 Million Fund for Green BusinessesThere aren't many details, but the money could really help
Canada and the Island’s Residential School ShameThousands of indigenous children died after being forcibly removed from their homes and subjected to physical, sexual and emotional abuse at Residential School
Dry Spring and Hot, Dry Summer Could Make for a Spicy Fire SeasonLots of places got less than half of their normal spring rain
Looming Drinking Water Crisis – Van Isle’s Disappearing GlaciersIn the 1970s, there were 170 glaciers on the Island. Today, there are less than 10
BC’s Tourism Grant Money Doesn’t Help Small OperatorsThe BC government is giving out $50 million in grant money to major tourist attractions
Countering Nimbyism – Cahiri Secondary Students Welcome Homeless Project to Their NeighbourhoodLocal teens take matters into their own hands
City Councillors Talk Old-Growth Clear CutsThe latest voice in a growing chorus calling for the protection of remaining ancient forests
Cheslakees Elementary is Helping Little Kids Get Outside This SpringThere's no event this year, but kids can still learn
BC’s Most Remote Pub – Scarlet Ibis Still Flying After 45 YearsGood friends, good food, and a great view