Activists on Vancouver Island have reoccupied blockade camps in the Fairy Creek watershed where police have spent weeks making arrests to enforce a B.C. Supreme Court injunction allowing logging activities to continue in the area.

Old-growth trees have long been an important part of British Columbia's forestry sector. But the logging of these trees — some of which have stood for 800 years or more — often comes with criticism that their harvest harms B.C.’s biodiversity and ability to deal with climate change.

The union representing teachers across British Columbia is calling on educators, their classes and schools to wear orange, hold ceremonies and fly flags at half-mast from May 31 to June 4 as a form of reconciliation. The move follows the discovery of the buried remains of more than 200 children at the site of a former residential school in British Columbia's southern Interior.

A permit issued by the province allowing a company in Abbotsford to work in and around vulnerable birds at an active quarry has been suspended.

Running was supposed to be the perfect pandemic pursuit where keeping outdoors and away from others was required to avoid infection, but that was not the case for a blind runner in Vancouver when infections began to mount last spring.

Wildlife advocates in Abbotsford are worried a pair of peregrine falcons nesting at a quarry on Quadling Road aren’t being given the chance they need to produce offspring because of ongoing blasting and drilling.

A coalition founded in B.C. by a mother committed to stopping anti-Asian racism across Canada says it has organized 15 rallies of small groups of people across B.C.’s Lower Mainland for Monday to denounce anti-Asian hate and foster inclusiveness.