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COP 15 and its link to freshwater biodiversity
Submitted by Living Lakes Canada After multiple delays and a change in location, the UN Biodiversity Conference (otherwise known as COP 15) finally started in MontrĂ©al,…
Missing woman found safe in Jasper
UPDATE: On Nov. 26, Jasper RCMP received a tip from a member of the public of a possible sighting of Heidi Morin at a motel…
Regs in place to aim toward all EV sales by 2040
Regulations are in place outlining how B.C. will reduce pollution and make the switch to 100% electric-vehicle sales by 2040. The regulations follow the Zero-Emission…
Musical Bobolink gets around but faces threats
By Ian Adams “It is as if he touched his harp with a vase of liquid melody, and when he lifted it out, the notes…
COVID-19 fight must continue regardless of economic cost
“Perceptions,” by Gerry Warner Op-Ed Commentary So there I was on Wednesday walking through the rustic environs of the newly reborn Idlewild Park – kudos…
Support for developing accessibility legislation: B.C. report
The accessibility consultation summary report shows strong support for government to develop legislation to make B.C. more inclusive and accessible, says the Ministry of Social…
Fatal ski incident under investigation
Elk Valley RCMP and the BC Coroners Service are investigating the sudden death of a skier, discovered in medical distress late Friday afternoon outside of…
B.C. voters may get the last laugh in this election
“Perceptions,” by Gerry Warner Op-Ed Commentary I don’t know about you, but one thing I know for sure about me is I’m glad this gruesome…
Paying it back on a mission to fill the void
By Erin Knutson To meet Joseph Paul Blais, who prefers to be called Paul, is to know you’ve met someone who truly cares. Blais is…