We need to end the Trophy Hunt in British Columbia
In the grizzly-hunting debate, the B.C. legislature appears to be the last stronghold protecting the trophy-hunting industry in our province. Economic, scientific and social justifications for the practice don’t add […]
Is the Enbridge Northern Gateway Pipeline Finally Dead?
In August 2014, Liberal leader Justin Trudeau made the trek to the tiny Gitga’at community of Hartley Bay, located along Enbridge’s proposed oil tanker route in northwestern B.C. There, in […]
Spooks, Spectres and the Regent
Victoria, with its seaside location, crooked Gary Oaks, rocky outcroppings and centuries-old buildings is a natural Halloween location that most movie studios couldn’t recreate. The Victoria Regent’s central location puts […]
Saving Wolves With Compassionate Conservation: The Killing Must Stop
North Americans are often quick to condemn the brutality of other cultures and countries, inserting ourselves, sometimes using violent force, to establish what we consider peace keeping and a “good […]
Raincoast Conservation: Pam and Miley right about B.C. Wolf Cull
Vancouver Island-born actor Pamela Anderson and American singer Miley Cyrus have rightly weighed in on British Columbia’s wolf cull, resulting in a stage tantrum by our elected entertainers, i.e. provincial […]
Mountain Caribou plan failed to Protect adequate inland Temperate Rainforest
While the Province doles out tax dollars to kill wolves and pen caribou, logging continues to destroy the caribou’s habitat, putting many other species at risk Valhalla Wilderness Society — […]
Hotel Zed Expands into Kelowna, British Columbia
The phenomenally successful Hotel Zed brand will be adding its cool factor to downtown Kelowna next summer, announces Accent Inns/Hotel Zed CEO Mandy Farmer. Since the first Hotel Zed launched […]