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The polar bear has become the poster child for climate change impacts in the Arctic. Sea ice, which the bears depend on for hunting, is melting at an ever-expanding rate. For other species, climate impacts are not as direct.

This is my final column about Tyler, the fictional young offender whose story was told in a 2016 Public Safety sa国际传媒 report.

With elections hovering ominously over the remains of truth and reality both here in sa国际传媒 and later in the U.S.

Ah, the rose. A beautiful presence. A short-lived bloom. But once done, just the thorns to see.

I am not a big fan of surveys, and I have to admit that most of the time when I聽am sent a survey link, I don鈥檛 complete it.

The world could run out of bananas.

Just over one year ago, a high school student in Sweden named Greta Thunberg walked out of school to strike for the climate.

Rite of passage or just part of growing up? This is the time of year when young adults start making daily decisions for themselves. Some of these decisions will affect their waistlines.

Predictably, I suppose, the Federal Court of Appeal has released its latest 鈥渏obs for the boys鈥� decision. The court ruled that six of 12聽proposed legal challenges to the Trans Mountain pipeline can proceed.

Having just returned from the Arctic on board HMCS Ville de Quebec, I was able to witness first-hand how the glaciers are receding and ice patterns are changing.