Cables from the mainland were damaged by the heat this summer and thousands went without power during this week’s storm. How can the Island keep the lights on?
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He wanted to build a ski yurt. Others wanted to log. Ecological concerns killed only one of the proposals
There’s a battle in the backwoods of BC between adventure tourism and raw resource extraction, and according to some, tourism is losing in a big way.
