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Plane dropping water over forest with smoky air.

Steadfast Teamwork in “Plane” View Over White Rock Lake Wildfire

One after the other, a succession of small planes lightly dips into Okanagan Lake, scooping up another load of water while on-the-fly. And one after the next, each plane releases the lake water over a specific nearby target: Yet another patch of rugged forest just above the northwest part of the lake, not far from […]

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Close-up photo of flames with text stating "2021 Wildfires".

Forensic Team Investigates Village that was Lytton – B90S

Update #1: July 4th, 1:37 PST- Video (below) posted Sunday on CTV’s website features b-roll of fire damage in Lytton, including charred and smoldering railroad tracks on a bridge crossing a river. Railroad footage begins at 1:19. As a forensic team received the green light to move into the ashes of Lytton, British Columbia Saturday,

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An adult bald eagle with eaglet and hawklet in a nest located on Vancouver Island, Canada.

Podcast: Photographer Christian Sasse discusses hawk chick raised by bald eagles

Listen On Vancouver Island, a familiar bald eagle nest is suddenly home to a most unfamiliar scene.   The eagle parents are not only busy feeding three eaglets in that nest.  They’re also feeding a baby red tailed hawk! How it all came to be remains a mystery. But there’s no doubt about who’s been capturing some

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Record-setting amateur astronomer now a rising star in Bald Eagle photography

Christian Sasse loves pushing the limits. He shattered a world-record when he imaged the most distant object from earth ever captured by an amateur-sized telescope. Now, he’s taking aim at producing some magnificent wildlife photography. This latest chapter in Sasse’s adventurous life began to unfold shortly after he moved to British Columbia in 2011.  That same

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