Shannon Ainslie

“Fall is a common time to see birds dumped because people don’t want to winter them or they’re old and not laying as many eggs."

“The best thing to do is to not reveal exact locations of owls."

"Have we found the biggest trees out there? We don’t know that.”

Critteraid made it clear on their website they have nothing to do with the petitions.

A faster coronal mass ejection is on its way with another possible aurora borealis show tonight.

“It’s more than just a place to cross the street, it’s a symbol of gratitude, respect, and remembrance woven into the heart of our town.”

Donkeys can live up to fifty years and as seniors, they require extra care.

“It was a fun highlight to see the otter to playing around."

“Most of our animals eat pumpkins and it’s quite funny to watch them."

"I take pictures of these tiny mushrooms because they're so beautiful to look at, yet with a quick glance you’d miss them.”

"Racoons will do that kind of thing but not to this extent. They’ll pick out grubs from the lawn, but this is more like a caveman just ripping up the whole thing.”

"I was able to capture the head of it, it’s such a dynamic and photogenic comet.”

“This is a really cool thing to see, I’ve never seen anything like it before."

Never a dull moment for drivers on roads and highways in the BC Interior.

Look for the bright Beaver Moon over Kamloops and Okanagan skies this week.

The high yields and healthy, gorgeous fruit is a promising sight.

They are fascinating insects that prey on other insects and are known for their remarkable hunting tactics.

"We make it comfortable but lean on the remote and wild part of it. There are people out there looking for this.”  

“Becoming a city of gastronomy will attract new visitors, events and conferences, and is something very special to be proud of as residents.” 

BC has one of the highest concentrations of larch trees in the world.

“I’ve never seen one before in my life and most people never will."

Some of the signs have entertaining cartoon-like pictures on them.

"The biggest incentive is to give the community something cool to do in the winter time together."

“This is a meteor commonly referred to as a fireball, an especially large, bright one."