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Toxic Shipbreaking Raises Alarm in Baynes Sound

British Columbia · British Columbia

Toxic Shipbreaking Raises Alarm in Baynes Sound

Baynes Sound, a biologically rich marine region off the east coast of Vancouver Island, is at the centre of an escalating environmental controversy. Deep Water Recovery (DWR), a shipbreaking and retrofitting facility operating in Union Bay, has been accused of repeatedly discharging high levels of toxic metals into the ocean without permits or proper waste containment. Residents and Indigenous leaders are demanding immediate intervention from go…Read Article

Bella Bella’s Beloved Cedar Trail to Get Much-Needed Upgrades

Bella Bella · Bella Bella

Bella Bella’s Beloved Cedar Trail to Get Much-Needed Upgrades

Radha Agarwal, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, Prince Rupert Northern View With new funding in hand, the Heiltsuk Indian Band is preparing to revitalize its scenic community trail, a recent favourite for residents and tourists exploring Bella Bella. The $10,000 grant comes from the Outdoor Recreation Council of BC (ORCBC), which named the band one of its 2025 recipients. “I’m just so grateful for the funding to be coming through and helpin…Read Article

Selangor International tournament cements Pickleball’s rise in Southeast Asia

Pickleball · Prince Rupert

Selangor International tournament cements Pickleball’s rise in Southeast Asia

From 10–12 May, the courts of 91 Pickleball Club House became the epicentre of Southeast Asia’s fastest-growing racquet sport, as the Selangor International Pickleball Tournament 2025 welcomed elite players from over 10 countries, including the USA, China, Vietnam, India, and the Philippines. Organised by the Subang Jaya Pickleball Club and MyPickleball, and proudly sponsored by JW Pacific Express, the event marked a significant step in cementin…See the Story

West Coast Groups to PM Carney: Next Fisheries Minister Must Be from BC

As Prime Minister Mark Carney prepares to unveil his first cabinet on May 12, three British Columbia organizations are calling on him to appoint a Fisheries Minister from BC. In an open letter sent this week, the Watershed Watch Salmon Society, Raincoast Conservation Foundation, and SkeenaWild Conservation Trust argue that the complex and urgent challenges facing the Pacific fisheries demand regional leadership with firsthand knowledge of the is…British Columbia · British Columbia Read Article

Rupert Director to Represent the North on BC Recreation and Parks Association Board

Radha Agarwal, Local Journalism Initiative, The Williams Lake Tribune Nicole Beauregard, Prince Rupert’s Recreation Director, has secured a seat on the BC Recreation and Parks Association (BCRPA) board, where she is committed to advocating for the North. Following a competitive election process involving 126 communities, Beauregard will serve a term with the non-profit from 2025 to 2027. Since 1958, BCRPA has played a key role in enhancing the q…Prince Rupert · Prince Rupert Read Article

Lax Kw’alaams elected, hereditary leaders sign accord ahead of historic referendum

100% Left coverage: 2 sources

Indicating a united front before the Lax Kw’alaams votes on its landmark constitution, the hereditary leaders of the Allied Ts’msyen Tribes and the Lax Kw’alaams elected council have officially signed a Governance Accord.Referendum · British Columbia See the Story

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