By BC Highway Patrol Every day in December 2024, BC Highway Patrol took an average of 8.61 impaired drivers off the road. That’s an impaired…
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We wanted conservation, we got environmentalism – Part 2
By Peter Christensen Op-Ed Commentary In the 1990s Premier Mike Harcourt, leader of the NDP, took note of the evangelistic fervour of environmentalism and toyed…
Meet B.C.’s new official fossil emblem
The elasmosaur is now British Columbia’s official fossil emblem. The elasmosaur is a large marine reptile that lived along the coast of B.C. This prehistoric…
Wetlands are our natural defences and need to be conserved
By Kate MacKenzie During the recent UN Biodiversity Conference (COP15) in Montreal, over 190 nations adopted a Global Biodiversity Framework. Part of that agreement is…
Go-to for paddling residents and visitors
Humans have been building and using small watercraft to travel in British Columbia since time immemorial. Coastal First Nations fashioned canoes from western red cedar…
Planning for a budget slow travel trip
Budget Slow Travel By Patrick Robertson Most of the world has decided to live with COVID-19 and other strains that are popping up and to…
Horgan leaves behind a flawed environmental legacy
“Perceptions,” by Gerry Warner Op-Ed Commentary The king is dead. Long live the King! I think this would be an apt way to describe the…
Kimberley grinds onward to finals of Best Small Town in B.C.
The City of Kimberley has rounded the corner home in CBC’s Best Small Town in B.C. and is heading down the stretch with one final…
B.C. has produced a new crop of heroes
“Perspectives,” by Gerry Warner Op-Ed Commentary Call them British Columbia’s heroes! Because that’s what they are. For months the ragtag group of protesters at Fairy…
Don’t let them pull the bark over your eyes
“Perceptions,” by Gerry Warner Op-Ed Commentary So, what is the real tragedy of the ravenous forest fires engulfing B.C. now? Is it all the formerly…