Mike Youds

B.C Indigenous Relations Minister Murray Rankin has promised emergency supports for First Nations affected by November's flooding. (Government of B.C. photo)
Reconciliation

Concern grows over DRIPA follow-through

Mike Youds
Nov 26, 2021
A replica of HMS Discovery in the Becoming BC gallery. (RBCM photo)
Culture

Turning the provincial museum ‘inside out’

Mike Youds
Nov 15, 2021
Southern Vancouver Island's forests are seen from an airplane. (Ancient Forest Alliance photo)
Forestry

First Nations react to old-growth deferrals

Mike Youds
Nov 3, 2021
Education

First Nations take another step toward education authority

Mike Youds
Nov 2, 2021
Mike Surrell, left, current owner of Lady Rose Marine Services, met Tuesday with future owner Greg Willmon. (Mike Youds photo)
Infrastructure in Remote Communities

New owners keep MV Frances Barkley afloat

Mike Youds
Aug 17, 2021
San Group CEO Kamal Sanghera, left, and Tseshaht Chief Councillor Ken Watts at the signing of a memorandum of understanding between the company and Tseshaht First Nation. (San Group photo)
Forestry

Tseshaht and San Group see partnership potential

Mike Youds
Aug 16, 2021
Hot Springs Cove devastation after the 1964 Alaskan quake tsunami. (Charles Ford photo)
Infrastructure in Remote Communities

Tsunami survey reveals critical knowledge gaps

Mike Youds
Aug 6, 2021
An ROV camera used for seamount exploration in the area of interest. (DFO photo)
National News, Fisheries

Marine conservation area talks stalled, co-governance a key issue on massive subsea proposal

Mike Youds
Aug 4, 2021
Terry Crosina pours fresh ice of their catch before Elmer Frank brings it to Ucluelet to sell, on July 23, 2020. (Melissa Renwick photo)
Fisheries

Drastic salmon closures are devastating, union says

Mike Youds
Jul 15, 2021
Tourism

Strenuous West Coast Trail gets a little easier

Mike Youds
Jul 8, 2021
Elmer Frank uses a crane to lift his catch up to his truck near the fourth street dock in Tofino, on July 23, 2020. (Photograph by Melissa Renwick)
Fisheries

DFO puts ‘emergency brake’ on commercial fisheries

Mike Youds
Jul 4, 2021
ʔapsčiik t̓ašii extends for 25 kilometres of foreshore between the entrance to Pacific Rim National Park and Tofino. (Parks Canada photo)
Tourism

Pacific Rim pathway mostly complete, has ‘soft opening’

Mike Youds
Jun 28, 2021

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