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West Coast eyeing education economy

West Coast eyeing education economy

Local leaders invest $70,000 into second phase of educational tourism strategy.
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Ucluelet booze thief urged to come clean

Ucluelet police want thief to come forward and apologize.
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Funding adds new quake sensors off B.C. coast, able to sound early alarm

Eight new quake sensors to be added off Vancouver Island
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Bloom returns to Island wilderness

Bloom returns to Island wilderness

One woman's conservation dream preserved in Clayoquot Sound through donation to Nature Conservancy of Canada
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West Coast reviews marine spatial plans

West Coast reviews marine spatial plans

West Coast Aquatic hosts public events in Ucluelet and Tofino to discuss all sectors.
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Program battles poverty with free post-secondary education

Program battles poverty with free post-secondary education

Vancouver Island University only institution in the country to dedicate full-time staffer to connecting poorer families to learning bond.
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B.C. moving to tighten oil spill law

B.C. moving to tighten oil spill law

Regulations for pipeline protection to take effect next year, Ottawa needed to reach 'world leading' oil spill protection at sea
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Judge orders Site C protest camp removed

Judge orders Site C protest camp removed

Latest court loss for opponents of Peace River dam allows land clearing upstream of dam site
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B.C. foster parents want court order stopping province from removing Metis girl

B.C. foster parents want court order stopping province from removing Metis girl

Foster parents fighting to keep Metis toddler back in court
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Falling for the Island's accessible waterfalls

Falling for the Island's accessible waterfalls

Outdoor blogger lists 17 waterfalls worth a family-friendly walk in the woods on the central east coast of Vancouver Island
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