Special thanks to Publisher of The North Island Eagle, Kathy O’Reilly. Originally printed Friday, August 2, 2019 in The North Island Eagle. It’s the mid 1860s in the Northern Caribou region of what is now British Columbia. Gold mining is all the pioneering rage. Stories of quick riches reach [...]
Conservation Officer alleged to have dragged senior citizen from his home. Casavant files complaint to OPCC.
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UPDATE – August 13, 2019: Please join me and donate what you can. No amount is too small. If you can’t donate, please share this link. I believe these people deserve a full, fair and expert legal defense so that they can continue to protect themselves and our wildlife. Thank you to [...]
NEWS RELEASE For Immediate Release August 1, 2019 Coquitlam, BC – Recent events in Coquitlam are again raising concerns about the authorities of the BC Conservation Officer Service (BCCOS) and its lack of independent oversight. On July 30th 2019 three individuals were arrested after the [...]
Special thanks to The Squamish Chief for publishing this column on June 27, 2019 Re: June 10 publication of the editorial, “Don’t blame the COs” Bryce Casavant / Squamish Chief Regarding the death of bear cubs in Furry Creek, it was suggested only three per cent of calls to [...]
Special thanks to Publisher of The North Island Eagle, Kathy O’Reilly. Originally printed Friday, July 5 in The North Island Eagle. An issue that should get a little more buzz – bees! When you sink your teeth into local island fresh produce, you have bees to thank. We don’t often think about [...]
Special thanks to Publisher of The North Island Eagle, Kathy O’Reilly. Originally printed Friday, May 17th in The North Island Eagle. Imagine sleeping, a deep winter sleep. Your breathing is shallow, your heart rate low. Your hearing and sense of smell deadened by a long winter nap. Cool dirt [...]
