The Transportation Safety Board is expected today to release the results of its investigation into the “possible relation” between train activities and a wildfire this summer in Lytton, B.C. The fire raced
Read MoreRobert Johnson’s shift was almost over at Vancouver’s seaplane terminal in Coal Harbour when he saw something he’s never seen before. “All of a sudden there were these massive black
Read MoreRay Greene was quick to get his COVID-19 shots when he became eligible in the spring, and he was quick to log on and access his B.C. vaccine card to prove
Read MoreThere are a lot of conversations happening in Alberta these days about climate change and the future of energy. Some of them are happening around the kitchen table. Dagmar Knutson
Read MoreMany were shocked by the revelation of unmarked mass gravesites on the grounds of former residential schools starting last spring. It’s since become clear that there may be many thousands of such
Read MoreBritish Columbia is subsidizing oil and gas well drilling on the same land it has promised to protect for caribou, new research has found. “The B.C. government has made a
Read MoreChildren around the world will face a sharp jump in heat waves, floods and droughts in their lives compared to their grandparents, researchers said on Monday, with teenagers from Nepal
Read MoreAs the people of Toronto flocked to the Lake Ontario waterfront to swim, paddle and generally escape pandemic isolation, Chelsea Rochman’s students at the University of Toronto were throwing plastic
Read MoreStudents across Canada are back in class this month, but some say there’s a critical topic missing from their lesson plans: climate change. Sophia Bi, a Grade 12 student at
Read MoreA Canadian-led team of scientists has concluded that tropical coral reefs that feed millions around the world have lost about half their ability to support human communities since 1950. “I
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