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Another Atmospheric River Hits British Columbia

NASA Earth Observatory (.gov)

The atmospheric river made landfall over British Columbia on October 18, 2024, and moved down the coast on October 19-20.
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British Columbia Backcountry Report: 1,000-Vertical-Feet of Pillows, Fear, & Joy

Report from January 13, 2025. On Monday Dwanis and I battled out into the British Columbia backcountry. Things started flat and mellow, then quickly...
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Discover British Columbia�s Hidden Powder Paradise

Rossland likely counts more wildlife than people in its population. It also receives twenty-five feet of snow per winter�with next to no one around to ski...
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Indigenous tribes engineered British Columbia�s modern hazelnut forests more than 7000 years ago

A new genetic analysis suggests Indigenous people across British Columbia once cultivated beaked hazelnuts, transporting them nearly 800 kilometers.
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Here�s the Most Scenic British Columbia Road-Trip You�ll Ever Take

Outside Magazine

Take this stunning British Columbia road-trip, ripe with adventures, from kayaking to hiking to surfing�and scenic spots, from peak to surf.
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Canada Re-Criminalizes Public Drug Use in British Columbia

The New York Times

The government of Canada on Tuesday walked back part of a program allowing people in British Columbia to possess small amounts of drugs, including heroin and...
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British Columbia to pause approvals of new colleges seeking to enroll foreign students

British Columbia will stop approvals of new colleges seeking to enroll international students until February 2026, the government of the Canadian province said...
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In British Columbia, a Political Party�s Collapse Echoes an Earlier Election

The New York Times

To anyone following politics recently in British Columbia, it sounds familiar: An alliance of Liberals and Conservatives collapses, and then a botched...
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No clear winner in British Columbia election, with most votes counted

The two main parties contesting an election in the western Canadian province of British Columbia were tied after most votes had been counted.
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H5N1 bird flu virus in Canadian teenager displays mutations demonstrating virus� risk

The genetic sequence of the H5N1 bird flu virus that infected a teenager in British Columbia shows that the virus had undergone mutational changes.
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