First Nations protesters have occupied a fish farm off the coast of Vancouver Island...
A group of First Nations people, led by hereditary Chief Ernest Alexander Alfred, has peacefully occupied a salmon farm.
Located 17km east of Alert Bay, near Swanson...
Hundreds of thousands of Atlantic Salmon have escaped from a fish farm in the...
Fish farm owners blamed high tides due to the solar eclipse, but that explanation doesn't seem to hold water.
BC NDP government to take legal steps to challenge Kinder Morgan pipeline expansion
The hiring of an external counsel and First Nations consultations mark the government's first major steps towards preventing the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion.
Air Quality in Victoria Reaches “High Risk” Level
Wildfire smoke has drifted over Victoria, making for some beautiful photos but also reducing our air quality considerably.
Deliberate sewage dumping contaminated Gorge Creek and led to swim fest’s cancellation
Lab results from the creek confirmed the presence of fecal coliform and e-coli.
19 amazing photos of Victoria’s smoky skies
If you've been outside in Victoria today, you'll notice that our regularly scheduled blue-sky programming has been interrupted by a smoky haze.
We've compiled a collection...
BC Wildfire smoke drifting over to Vancouver Island today
Smoke has started to creep over the Georgia Strait.
Climate change could bring great white sharks to British Columbia
"There could be [great white sharks] in B.C. waters if we maintain the status quo and do not mitigate carbon emissions," said William Cheung, a UBC Associate Professor.
New Pacific Marine Circle Route Book Launch on July 19th
Want to explore Southern Vancouver Island this summer? Look no further.
The Pacific Marine Circle Route offers a phenomenal day or weekend trip through plenty...
Air pollution in James Bay hits record low
The BC Lung Association revealed that Sulphur Dioxide levels in James Bay have hit a record low.
The Sooke Hills Wilderness Trail is now open for hiking!
Looking for new hiking route this summer? The Capital Regional District (CRD) has got your back.
The Sooke Hills Wilderness Trail is now open for...
Harbour Air adds solar panels and beehives to airport green roof
We're not the only buzz in town!
Volunteers picked up 555 lbs of debris off Esquimalt Lagoon beach (PHOTOS)
Do us all a favour, and keep your butts off the beach!
Police warn of “comfortable” bear roaming Saanich neighbourhood
Some Saanich residents had an unexpectedly eventful weekend
Bald eagle adopts orphan red-tailed hawk chick in Sidney (VIDEO)
Watch Sidney's unlikeliest foster family in action!
Volunteers take charge of cleaning up derelict vessels in Cadboro Bay when city says...
If you’re in the area on May 13th, head on down to Cadboro Bay to help your community.
Lights out: The rare ‘Black Moon’ will happen this Friday in Canada
The final day of September will bring a rare lunar event that hasn't occurred since March of 2014, a Black Moon.
We’ve got blue moons...
Unprecedented number of humpbacks sighted off Victoria
According to the Pacific Whale Watch Association there has been an unprecedented number sightings of large groups of humpback whales near Victoria recently.
Humpback whales were...
103-year-old Orca and family visit Victoria waters over weekend
On Sunday, June 05, Victoria Buzz took part in the annual Whale Researcher Tour with Eagle Wing Whale Watching Tours as part of World Oceans Day...
Flick the switch for Earth Hour – Saturday March 19th
British Columbians from throughout the province will be turning off lights and powering down electronics during Earth Hour 2016.
Saturday, March 19, 2016, between 8:30...
Hotter, Drier Summers? Implications And Adaptations For B.C.
As a part of Uvic Ideasfest, a presentation and panel discussion on hydro-climatic change in B.C. is being held tonight, March 10, titled, "Hotter, Drier...
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