Guilt-free Hot Rodding – Is It Possible?Parksville's canEV and Victoria-based Webb Motorworks have teamed up to electrify hot rods
Cumberland-Based Company is Building a Better BikeForbidden now employs 11 people, all but two live in the Comox Valley
Woss Volunteer Fire Department Gets New WheelsVolunteer fire crews are the big hearts at work in small places
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
When Someone Flushes Their Toilet in the US, A Tree Falls in CanadaToilet paper companies are devastating Canada's boreal forests
It’s Do or Die Time for Island RailThe BC Court of Appeal sided with the Island Corridor Foundation in its appeal over who owns a chunk of the E&N right of way
Why did Horgan Hand Big Oil $1.3 Billion of Our Money, But Let Them Gouge Us at the Pump?Instead of opening their books, oil and gas companies lawyered up
Are Land-Based Atlantic Salmon Feedlots Safe?Company got permit, but opponents still concerned about waste and other impacts
Kwakwaka’wakw First Nations Versus Norwegian Corporation- Round TwoGrieg Seafoods tries sneaky tactic to get around recent fish farm closures
The Worker Shortage Is Not About Free Money, Maybe Lots of the Jobs Just SuckVanIsle's worker shortage has been happening for years, then COVID made it worse
That Deck You’ve Been Planning to Build Just Got CheaperDIY home renovators are happy with tanking lumber prices
Parasites, viruses and bloody discharge in a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve – What’s Up With That?Why has Federal Government closed fish farms in Discovery Islands, but not in Clayoquot?
Poll Shows BC Residents Concerned About Open-Net Fish FarmsFolks no longer think farmed salmon are a solution
Join the Oyster Revolution!Oysters require no artificial feeding and demand only a clean sea to thrive
Think About it – Big Trees Are More Valuable Left StandingAn independent economic study found saving old-growth forests near Fairy Creek could add $40 million in net economic benefits over the next 100 years,
Commercial Salmon Fishing Takes a Big HitDFO says that many BC coastal fisheries are unlikely to reopen to commercial harvesting for years in order to save BC's dwindling salmon populations.
