Seal pup season is here and we are taking a look at what you should do if you come across an orphaned seal pup!

The Weather Network's Mia Gordon TWN heads up the sea to sky gondola to try 'yoga with a view'. A yoga class that takes place 2,900 feet above sea level in the B.C. mountains.

Welcome to the west coast. So close but so far and yes Kelowna is a wonderful place

The Weather Network's Mia Gordon TWN spoke to experts about the risks facing orphaned seal pups and what to do if you spot one. 🦭 Learn more here: ow.ly/Pi3B50SlGvt

Well friends - that's a wrap. Less weather and more baby content coming your way and I'll see you back on TWN in 2026!

What a shot of the new twn cars

Hikes with Huey in the mountains

I just love all the wildflowers that are out this time of year

Wishing everyone a happy Canada Day

Usually I would be excited to see some summer weather - but not really at 38 weeks pregnant 😳. Note to anyone thinking about having children - spring/ winter babies all the way

I just love exploring Squamish!

Want relief from the upcoming heatwave? Head to the beaches where it'll be much more comfortable. There's a high chance that the Humidex tips over 40 inland with dew points in the upper teens. #BCHeat

I spy with my little eye an all-weather road warrior ready for any adventure that comes its way. theweathernetwork.com/en/news/lifest… | meteomedia.com/fr/nouvelles/n… Mitsubishi Motors Canada The Weather Network meteomedia

With the incoming heat wave here is some important info

Heat Warnings remain in effect for many areas of #BC. Emergency #CoolingCentres & Public Cooling Spaces are opened by local authorities to help keep people cool & safe. For locations and hours of operation, visit emergencymapbc.ca or your local authorities’ website.

Moments on the water this weekend

Cold river dips to try and manage this heat at 38 weeks

Max and mommy adventure days - how lucky are we to have Alice lake right in our backyard

Some night shots of the fire. Many trees that are candling are getting closer to the highway. Hoping they do not have to shut down the TransCanada highway tonight. Good news- winds were calmer when I was out this evening The Weather Network

Incident Command is able to confirm that all critical infrastructure in Jasper was successfully protected including the hospital, emergency services building, both elementary and junior/senior schools, activity centre and wastewater treatment plant.