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QUIZ: Are you ready for some time at the water?

QUIZ: Are you ready for some time at the water?

Warm summer days are ideal for swimming, boating or spending time at the beach
An inspiring pause: fall Island menopause conference offers answers and support

An inspiring pause: fall Island menopause conference offers answers and support

Second annual North Island Menopause Conference to bring education and connection
Famed Island naturalist Mack Laing's first book reprinted after 112 years

Famed Island naturalist Mack Laing's first book reprinted after 112 years

'Out with the Birds' chronicles Laing's experiences and observations at Oak Lake, Manitoba in early 20th century
Orphan seagull's return 24 years later has B.C. conservationists celebrating

Orphan seagull's return 24 years later has B.C. conservationists celebrating

Rehabilitated gull made remarkable appearance in White Rock in 2024
VIDEO: Sudden summer storm hammers town in Alberta

VIDEO: Sudden summer storm hammers town in Alberta

Hail as big as a toonie was hitting drivers along Highway 1 in Alberta 
Taking stock: training dogs to run with the herd gaining popularity in B.C.

Taking stock: training dogs to run with the herd gaining popularity in B.C.

The trio started the organization in 2023
B.C. man's cross-Canada charity bike quest reaches Ottawa

B.C. man's cross-Canada charity bike quest reaches Ottawa

Kevin Binnie left Victoria July 1, trying to raise $8,000 to help underprivileged children in Maple Ridge and Pitt Meadows stay active
Creston’s oldest cemetery reflects hardships, triumphs of pioneer life

Creston’s oldest cemetery reflects hardships, triumphs of pioneer life

Hardship, hope, and the stories carved in stone
Thorin can't do it alone: Yukon chases 2nd certified mental health support dog

Thorin can't do it alone: Yukon chases 2nd certified mental health support dog

The Yukon’s only official peer support dog keeps busy supporting emergency responders across the territory
With relish: 55K pounds of surplus zucchini saved from B.C. landfill

With relish: 55K pounds of surplus zucchini saved from B.C. landfill

RadRelish products from West Kelowna diverting crops from the compost pile