For 60 years, this Canada-U.S. treaty governed money, power and a river. With Trump’s threats, what now?
Since 1964, the Columbia River Treaty has required Canada to control the flow of the river, via dams, to meet U.S. needs for hydropower and flood prevention — in exchange for half the proceeds from ...
Columbia River Treaty compensates Canada to manage waterway for U.S. hydropower, flood control
The Columbia River Treaty governs how Canada and the U.S. use dams for hydropower and flood control on the massive ...
Old-growth logging was 'goal' of Interfor: B.C. Forest Appeals Commission decision
British Columbia-based forestry giant Interfor reaped an estimated $1.8 million in net profit from logging in old-growth ...
10 frozen waterfalls in BC that can't be missed
Accessible by snowshoe, Alexander Falls in Whistler stands 55 metres tall and is known to freeze into tiers of icicles every ...
B.C. set to cull hundreds of deer to curb deadly deer disease in the East Kootenays
A fifth case of a deadly deer disease has been found near Cranbrook. The first case was identified last January in the East ...
200 urban deer to be killed in B.C. cities in effort to stop spread of chronic wasting disease
The cull will be focused on Cranbrook and Kimberley, where a total of five cases of the disease have been found.
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COMMUNITY CALENDAR: Feb. 14-20
• Penticton Art Gallery official opening reception, 7 p.m., stim̓aspuʔus, When Art is Life: Process and Passage; A Memorial ...