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The city of Pampa appears to be going through another period of growth. Everywhere you look changes are developing. Construction is happening, building new things and refreshing old things, …
The B.C. government says it was cut down on north Vancouver Island last year just months before new rules were brought in to protect old-growth trees.
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(CARLI BERRY / iNFOnews.ca) April 19, 2021 - 7:00 AM For years, Lake Country resident and retired wildlife biologist Dave Young voiced concerns with various government agencies about wildlife habitat being destroyed by a neighbouring cannabis facility but little has been done to address them. Young has lived at his property on Sawmill Road in Oyama for his entire life. In 2018, he, along with other partial owners, sold 37 acres next to his home to CannaWorks Inc., a medicinal cannabis company that plans to house 640,000 square feet of greenhouses and 100,000 square feet of i...
Watt’s ‘before and after’ photos have drawn worldwide attention to old-growth logging in B.C. (TJ Watt) Falling fast Three decades after the so-called ‘War of the Woods,’ the logging of B.C.’s ancient forests goes on, prompting protest from a new generation of eco-activists April 13, 2021 It came as a bit of a shock to Shawna Knight, a 43-year-old mother of two who runs the Buddha Box, a locally sourced food outfit in Shirley, on Vancouver Island’s southwest coast. Co-founder of the famous Cold Shoulder Cafe in the local surfing mecca of Jordan River, Knight says she figured she...