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Strong winds forecast over Vancouver Island, with freezing rain in B C Interior

Environment Canada is warning of strong winds in Victoria, the B.C. North Coast and along the west coast of Vancouver Island, while southeastern B.C. and Prince George could see freezing rain.

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B C weather: Freezing rain for parts of Interior, strong winds for the Island

On the western side of Vancouver Island, a wind warning is in place as strong gusts are expected from Saturday evening to Sunday morning.

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Port Renfrew fishing charters shocked by last minute Chinook measures

Port Renfrew fishing charters shocked by last minute Chinook measures
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Young orca calf spotted with pod of Southern Resident killer whales

The Center for Whale Research is sharing photos of a calf believed to be traveling with the Endangered Southern Resident Killer Whales' L pod.

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Canadian Armed Forces to resume live-fire training off coast of Vancouver Island following marine mammal study

The Canadian Armed Forces says training involving firing guns from ships and planes will resume off the southwest coast of Vancouver Island following a three-year pause to study its effects on marine life, which it was determined are negligible.

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