Feel Good Friday: Global BC’s highlights of the week
In the lush forests and misty waters of British Columbia’s northwest coast, First Nations people have been keeping watch since time immemorial.Their territories, part of which are now known as the Great Bear Rainforest, are home not only to their people but to all kinds of extraordinary wildlife, from spirit bears to breaching humpback whales.
On Wednesday, some of those watchmen — from the Kitasoo/Xai’xais and Nuxalk Nations — inked a historic deal with the provincial government to launch a pilot project that gives them all the authority of park rangers under the B.C. Park Act and Ecological Reserve Act.It’s no secret that the City of Nanaimo, B.C., has some unusual street names.
Dr. Katharine Rollwagen, a professor at VIU, said last semester she was working with another professor at the university, Dr. Kelly Black, both teaching history, and they decided they wanted to work together on a project involving Nanaimo.Story continues below advertisement Twice a day, Olena manages to video chat with her daughters, Leeza and Katya, who are staying with family in Prague.
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