BC First Nations leaders have rejected Premier Danielle Smith’s new pipeline proposal to the North Coast, warning it breaches ...

Curated by Amelia Rea, NDN Giver explores the power of potlatch traditions and redefines wealth through the First Nations ...

Prince Rupert crab fisher Chelsey Ellis working on a boat. Photo Credit: Chelsey Ellis Photography If you’ve ever wondered how, where, and when that Dungeness crab on your plate was caught, Prince ...

A dead herring with a louse attached to it. Juvenile herring caught in salmon hydrolicing are killed, and experience injuries such as having their eyes blown out. Photo credit: Clayoquot Action An ...

A basketball player takes aim during the All Native Basketball Championship in Prince Rupert last year. Photo credit: Patrick Shannon Abby Luciano, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, North Shore ...

Most industrial fish farms on the BC coast raise Atlantic salmon, a species not native to the west coast. Photo Credit: Tavish Campbell Joyce Murray, Federal Fisheries Minister. Image Source: ...

Increase in marine traffic could cause more collisions between large whales and even larger ships. This puts humpback whales at risk. Photo credit: BC Whales The peer-reviewed study, authored by ...

This is why what Cermaq Canada, a Norwegian fish farming conglomerate owned by Mitsubishi, is doing in Clayoquot Sound is perplexing many concerned citizens. First Nations and environmentalists are ...

Once a whale sanctuary, Douglas Channel is now facing a surge of LNG tanker traffic that threatens humpbacks and fin whales. Humpback whales feeding at the surface in the Kitimat fjord system face ...

Herring are a keystone species in the marine food web, serving as a primary food source for salmon, whales, seabirds, and other predators. Their decline can have cascading effects. Photo credit: Jacob ...

Chilliwack residents are deeply concerned as a vital ecosystem in their area has been destroyed, raising alarm bells about the well-being of local fish populations. The photos above depict Ford Creek ...

Stan is one of the last remaining contracted creekwalkers in BC – he estimates from north Vancouver Island to Prince Rupert, there are only five left. Photo Credit: Roland Gockel. Stan Hutchings is ...