Environment
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‘We call them keystone species’: Vancouver Island grizzly cubs may boost ecosystemWhen wildlife photographer Catherine Babault captured images of a female grizzly bear with two cubs encountering a herd of elk on Vancouver Island last month, she knew she had witnessed something special.EnvironmentAug 21
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Southern B.C. wildfire risk eases amid cooler, wetter weatherBritish Columbia's wildfire service says southern parts of the province are benefiting from rain and cooler weather, a reprieve for the southeast in particular.FireAug 19
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What happens to B.C.’s released orphan bear cubs? New study aims to find outWhile there are records of the occasional released bear that comes into conflict with humans or is killed by a hunter, the fate of most cubs remains largely unknown.EnvironmentAug 1
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Crews rescue humpback whale entangled off B.C. coastFisheries and Oceans Canada said the humpback named Smoke was trailing more than 50 metres of line and gear and it took the rescue team several hours to find and free the whale.Jul 26
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Fire fears grow as South Coast faces prospect of rain-free JulyB.C. has seen little rain so far this month, and on the South Coast, may not get any before the end of July, raising concerns as the wildfire risk spikes.FireJul 16
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Opponents voice concerns as Nova Scotia project bets billions on green hydrogenA green hydrogen development company is hoping to build more than 400 wind turbines on land in Nova Scotia to generate power to create green hydrogen for export overseas.EnvironmentJul 15
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Has Vancouver’s Lost Lagoon become a ’44-acre mud puddle?’Stanley Park water feature Lost Lagoon has become a '44-acre mud puddle' according to one neighbour. The city says it doesn't have the money to upgrade the lagoon.PoliticsJul 12
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A big bear got locked in this small car. The result was total write-offPolice had to break the vehicle's window to free the large animal, who they say was in danger of overheating and dying.EnvironmentJul 11
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‘We tried to negotiate’: Lawsuit launched over Stanley Park tree removalThe Vancouver Park Board began removing the trees in late 2023, saying they were dead or dying because of a hemlock looper moth infestation.PoliticsJul 11
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Over 1,000 fish killed after firefighting foam spills into Abbotsford creekClean-up efforts are underway at Stoney Creek in Abbotsford's Bateman Park, where toxic chemicals killed an estimated 1,000 fish.EnvironmentJul 9
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