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On the hook: Commercial salmon fishers reeling from sweeping closures

On the hook: Commercial salmon fishers reeling from sweeping closures

Kevin Carpenter, a Heiltsuk gillnetter from Bella Bella, was preparing his boat for the fishing season when he heard something that would send him and the entire commercial fishing community reeling.
Anny Scoones: Amble through the world of poetry this summer

Anny Scoones: Amble through the world of poetry this summer

I met a poet once at a book reading in some dark, obscure bar in Vancouver, a lovely shaggy fellow who loved poetry. He said that poetry is 鈥渋nvigorating.鈥 I have always remembered his excitement over poetry.
Lawrie McFarlane: HIV vaccine should be a priority to eradicate scourge of AIDS

Lawrie McFarlane: HIV vaccine should be a priority to eradicate scourge of AIDS

It鈥檚 now 40 years, almost to the day, since the first case of HIV/AIDS was reported in the U.S. The following year, the first Canadian case was diagnosed.
Monique Keiran: Pandemic gave asthma sufferers a brief experience of clean air

Monique Keiran: Pandemic gave asthma sufferers a brief experience of clean air

With Step 3 of sa国际传媒鈥檚 COVID-19 restart plan in force, more is happening on our streets than we鈥檝e seen since early 2020. More employees are trekking to and from the office, people are now meeting to socialize, and travellers have hit the highways.
Geoff Johnson: Get to know Instagram to protect your kids' content

Geoff Johnson: Get to know Instagram to protect your kids' content

In last week鈥檚 column, I referred to 颅gargantuan social media photo-sharing app Instagram as having a million followers. An eagle-eyed professional editor pointed out to me that in fact, Instagram has a billion weekly followers, not a measly million.
Trevor Hancock: We need to build 鈥榞entle infills鈥 for affordable, healthy neighbourhoods

Trevor Hancock: We need to build 鈥榞entle infills鈥 for affordable, healthy neighbourhoods

In sa国际传媒, we are 80 per cent urbanized and spend 90 per cent of our time indoors, 颅making the built environment one of the most important determinants of our health.
The Mother Tree: A journey to finding out what makes the forest tick

The Mother Tree: A journey to finding out what makes the forest tick

Everything in an ecosystem is connected. A tiny sapling relies on a towering ancient tree, just like a newborn baby depends on its mother.
Our Community: Gorge swim raises money for waterway; success for Saanich forest campaign

Our Community: Gorge swim raises money for waterway; success for Saanich forest campaign

Gorge event raises money for swim fest The Snowbirds flying above and supporters cheering her from shore were some of the highlights of Marlaina Rhymer鈥檚 颅fundraising swim for the Gorge Swim Fest Society on Monday.
Charla Huber: We are one step closer to the Jetsons' world

Charla Huber: We are one step closer to the Jetsons' world

I grew up watching The Jetsons and was always a big fan of the show. I even went to see The Jetsons movie in theatres when I聽was eight. Watching The Jetsons as a child made me think about what the future would be like.
Anny Scoones: Coffee-table books not just furniture if you can relate to the content

Anny Scoones: Coffee-table books not just furniture if you can relate to the content

At some point, beautiful artistic books became what we call coffee-table books, which means they sat on a table looking attractive and collecting dust, serving not only as decoration but to communicate the intelligence of the home鈥檚 owner.