What We Love What We Love: Life in the SeaLocal underwater cinematographer John Roney captures the beauty of the coast What We Love: Gabby Paterson – North Island Strong…and Fast!High Jump, Long Jump, 100m, 200m - this girl is at the top of her game What We Love: Humpback Whales On A Misty MorningPhotographer Brian Texmo caught this stunning shot off the shores outside of Port Hardy What We Love: Women In BusinessTheir smiles say it all! What We Love: Seaplane Shows at FILOMI DaysLocal photographer used some high shutter speeds to freeze the fast flyers in this photo so everyone could catch the moment! What We Love: Firey SunrisesWinter skies have been on fire lately...but with sun, not actual fire (like the summer). What We Love: Cedar Waxwings Basking In The SunThese funky birds are usually tough to spot on North Isle What We Love: Sunrises on the Water Red sky in the morning, sailors take warning. What We Love: Swimming BearsHow can you not love this shot of a bear? What We Love: View of Mt. StephensView of Mt. Stephens from the shores of the North Island What We Love: Ucluelet By MoonlightPeaceful evening on Canada's west coast What We Love: Baby Bull KelpLook how it's growing toward the sun What We Love: Dolphins PlayingDon't you wish you could rocket out of the water like that? What We Love: Driftwood Sculptures of Classic VW VansThe Quadra Island-based Alex Witcombe of Drifted Creations is a genius with driftwood What We Love: Eagles in a TreeInteresting perch What We Love: Lone Wolf Out For A Swim"It was a strong swimmer" - Maxine Caroline Gillette What We Love: Baby Orca PlayingNow that looks like fun! What We Love: Totem Pole about to Take FlightThis captivating photo helps Indigenous artwork come to life. What We Love: Blue SunsetsDave Hutchison captured this peaceful image in Bamfield. What We Love: Fishing Buddies Near Campbell RiverFriends hanging out fishing on a sunny afternoon What We Love: Roosevelt ElkI'm hanging out. What are you doing? What We Love: Barred Owls HuntingSomething is about to become dinner! What We Love: Kayaking at Storey’s BeachWow! A sunset with seabirds on the water What We Love: Glowing Thunder CloudsThe sky is lit up and darkened at the same time What We Love: “Quilting Flashmobs”Bundling up in colourful fabric masterpieces kept everyone cozy on International Quilt Day What We Love: Low Angle Light on the E&N RailwaySunbeams break through, illuminating a railway lost to time and history. Photos: Mt. Washington is a Powder WonderlandAll powder all weekend at the VanIsle ski resort Load More What We LovePopular What We Love Content What We Love: “This Land is Your Land” What We Love: Port Alberni Sunsets What We Love: Ucluelet By MoonlightOther StoriesOur HomeHousing & Real EstateLocal HeroesNew WaysWorking LifeWeatherThe TakeR 'n RFoodFunWildlife & CrittersCOVIDStaying WellFeatured Stories
What We Love: Life in the SeaLocal underwater cinematographer John Roney captures the beauty of the coast
What We Love: Gabby Paterson – North Island Strong…and Fast!High Jump, Long Jump, 100m, 200m - this girl is at the top of her game
What We Love: Humpback Whales On A Misty MorningPhotographer Brian Texmo caught this stunning shot off the shores outside of Port Hardy
What We Love: Seaplane Shows at FILOMI DaysLocal photographer used some high shutter speeds to freeze the fast flyers in this photo so everyone could catch the moment!
What We Love: Firey SunrisesWinter skies have been on fire lately...but with sun, not actual fire (like the summer).
What We Love: Cedar Waxwings Basking In The SunThese funky birds are usually tough to spot on North Isle
What We Love: Driftwood Sculptures of Classic VW VansThe Quadra Island-based Alex Witcombe of Drifted Creations is a genius with driftwood
What We Love: Totem Pole about to Take FlightThis captivating photo helps Indigenous artwork come to life.
What We Love: “Quilting Flashmobs”Bundling up in colourful fabric masterpieces kept everyone cozy on International Quilt Day
What We Love: Low Angle Light on the E&N RailwaySunbeams break through, illuminating a railway lost to time and history.
