A massive fire burnt down the old building in April
Mount Waddington Health Network says transportation primary factor for rural health access
Federal government won’t open world-famous trek until its First Nations are ready for visitors
Both First Nations near Port Hardy have no COVID-19 cases, and are prioritizing community safety
Vancouver Island’s biggest outbreak is now under control
Western Forest Products fined $73K for violations tied to 2015 workplace fatality near Port McNeill
The Dzawada’enuxw First Nation will remain in isolation as they monitor the coronavirus pandemic
Such a bear learns to see unnatural food sources as its own, and is willing to defend them as such
From government programs to updating your budget, there is help.
“There is no model without subsidy that makes [this service] sustainable.”
B.C. Ferries wants non-essential travellers to stay home
With no new cases in over a week, and 90 per cent of cases recovered, Alert Bay lifts travel ban
The remote coastal first nation is concerned about COVID-19 with increased summer tourism
The remote coastal first nation is concerned about COVID-19 with increased summer tourism
The housing needs report will be completed by Nov. 15, a six-month delay from the original deadline.
Malcolm Island community faces economic challenges on top of cancelled festival.
Mayor sees bright future despite Neucel leaving the village on the hook for $1.8 million
By the numbers, Alert Bay’s lockdown has been effective.
Mount Cain expects to be able to re-open next season, but the details are high up in the air.
