LETTER – Did someone shoot an urban deer with an arrow?
Dear Armchair Mayor, I don’t do Facebook but I have some friends who do. I was made aware of an incident that happened near Westmount Park Monday evening (last week) [Continue]
B.C. Wildlife
GUEST COLUMN – British Columbia’s caribou and the economics of extinction
What a TRU student’s research reveals about old-growth forests, ecological tipping points, and the future of British Columbia’s caribou By PETER TSIGARIS Thompson Rivers [Continue]
EDITORIAL – Killing more grizzly bears won’t keep people safer in the woods
An editorial by Mel Rothenburger. THE B.C. WILDLIFE FEDERATION wasted no time in trying to take advantage of a terrible bear attack near Bella Coola for political purposes. A [Continue]
ROTHENBURGER: When it comes to bears, we’re a bag of contradictions
STEWARDSHIP IS SUCH a positive sounding word. When used in connection with wildlife, it gives the impression of caring and protection. That’s what it means to some people [Continue]
ROTHENBURGER: The story of a bear named Little John and his long journey to safety
THE HEAVY METAL CRATE, about the size of an average dog kennel, was dark inside but squeezed against the back of it was a precious cargo. The special-express package was on a [Continue]
KNOX – In a city of single seniors, we can relate to Roger the marmot
WARM DAY, cherry blossoms blooming, we’re basking in the sun in front of The Empress when Roger elbows me in the ribs. “There’s Ed Bain,” he says, nodding toward the [Continue]
