British Columbia homeowner checking irrigation finds rare rubber boa on pool deck

A routine backyard check in West Kelowna, British Columbia, turned into a rare wildlife sighting when homeowner Frank Schopp found a snake stretched out on his pool patio.

Mysterious island appears and disappears in British Columbia reservoir

A mysterious island estimated to cover over 105,000 square feet appeared in a British Columbia reservoir before disappearing ...

Nisg̱a'a and Tahltan Nations and Arrow Transportation Officially Open British Columbia's First Majority Indigenous-Owned Port

One year after acquiring the Marine Terminal, the partners are celebrating its official opening and operational improvements ...

In 2023, researchers tested human voices, predator calls, dog barks and flashing lights on elk and deer in British Columbia; human shouts scared them most

On the edge of farm fields in British Columbia, where cultivated land meets forest and mountain, farmers have long struggled ...
ZME Science

The Only Known Pelt of an Extinct Woolly Dog Has Returned Home to British Columbia After 160 Years

Jordan Wilson, curator of Pacific Northwest and Contemporary Indigenous Art at UBC’s Museum of Anthropology, introduces the ...

Canada reintroduced sea otters to British Columbia in 1969: Decades later, they have restored balance but are now threatening to eradicate a species

The return of a charismatic marine mammal revived vital kelp forests, but created a new problem for a certain endangered animal.
The Canadian Press on MSN

Building ferries in BC would help in battle against US tariffs: report

VICTORIA — A new report says building ferries in British Columbia would help the province weather the harsh economic trade ...
The Cool Down on MSN

British Columbia winery owner says wildfire damage could make harvest loss all or nothing

Any replanting may have to wait until 2028.