Episode 2: Understanding the cycle of abuse
In this episode, we take a deeper look at the cycle of abuse, what it is, how it functions, and…
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Episode 1: Why are we here? Understanding the dominant discourse around woman abuse
In this first episode of When Love Hurts, we, Alison, Jo, Jill, and Karen, come together to begin a conversation…
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Salmon habitat restored on Sea Island
Industrial and urban development across the Lower Mainland has caused major losses of marsh habitat in the Fraser River estuary….
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HNC feature: The Walrus Talks on place and belonging
How do the places where we gather shape how we connect? This is a question that Hey Neighbour Collectives Director,…
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Our furry cheerleaders
Say ‘Hi!’ to sweet Georgie. Some patients bring their furry cheerleaders along. We’re always happy to welcome paws in the…
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Too many balls in the air – a collage by Shalom Wiebe
This work was shared with us by our colleague and long-time When Love Hurts collaborator, Shalom Wiebe. This is a…
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Warm and dry in the field!
Our staff members have been incredibly lucky and grateful to receive support from ANIÁN. Whether it is through gear donations…
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First annual Canadian Tick-Borne Disease Conference a success
On November 8th and 9th CanLyme hosted the first annual Canadian Tick-Borne Disease Conference for health care practitioners in downtown…
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Our admins are superheroes!
Behind every smooth-running clinic are admin superheroes holding the universe together with smiles, schedules, and the occasional chocolate bribe! 🍫…
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Packs built for adventures!
The dark and rainy times are upon us, but that doesn’t mean your adventures have to sunset as well! Thankfully,…
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Listening to whales: A new lens on killer whale communication
In 2025, the Cetacean Conservation Research Program launched a groundbreaking collaboration to study killer whale communication through an integrated, multimodal…
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Excitement for When Love Hurts, the podcast, launching November 25
We’re counting down the days until the launch of our podcast! We’re very excited about producing and publishing these conversations….
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Partner Highlight: “Everyone ‘gets’ emergencies”
In this article, the Building Resilient Neighbourhoods (BRN) team breaks down the sustained benefits of their “Neighbours Helping Neighbours” program,…
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Episode 15: Drones, science communication, and changing roles with Auston Chhor
For the finale of this season “More than a fish”, we’re switching it up! The roles are reversed – host…
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Honouring Remembrance Day
Victoria has a long history of service — from our Navy community to generations of families connected to remembrance. Today,…
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Physios get injured, too
Breaking news: Physios can’t fix gravity. Kezia joins the ‘Oops, I did it too!’ club. She’s in good hands, though,…
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Building Community is Good for Business
This article originally appeared in the Fall 2025 issue of Landlord BC’s quarterly print magazine, ‘The Key.’ Read the original…
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VicPD parties at Government House for $22,000
This summer, VicPD used its bottomless budget to throw a party for their outgoing and incoming chiefs, which they called…
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Bid, win, win again: our online auction is live!
Our 2025 Raincoast Ocean Science Awards auction is live. From now until November 20, you can shop from your favourite…
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A conversation with Clint Wright, VP and Executive Director of the Vancouver Aquarium
Dr. Peter Ross peered out the driver’s side window of Tracker, Raincoast’s sprinter van turned mobile water pollution lab. The…
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Episode 14: The journey upstream as a student with Arielle Koenig, Pacific Salmon Ecology and Conservation Lab
We’ve heard from experienced professionals with years of experience, but what about the next generation of those wading the rivers…
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Engaging the next generation of land healing stewards
This year, Raincoast’s Salish Sea Emerging Stewards and Forest Conservation programs collaboratively launched the multi-year Land Healing Stewards Initiative. This…
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How edible vaccines for animals could help limit the risk of Lyme disease
The prospect of going outdoors and risking a tick bite is a concern for many Canadians as the pests expand…
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Partner Highlight: How Build Canada Homes can go beyond affordability
In September, the federal government announced the Build Canada Homes program, a national initiative to “build affordable housing at scale…
