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Vital People: Finding hope and healing at Serenity Farm

Vital People: Finding hope and healing at Serenity Farm

Twice a week, some of the region’s most marginalized people struggling with addictions, mental illness and chronic offending find peace, solace, hope and support while working at Feeding Ourselves and Others, a therapeutic community-garden project sp
Vital People: Belfry Theatre aims for more Indigenous presence on stage

Vital People: Belfry Theatre aims for more Indigenous presence on stage

The Belfry Theatre Society has embarked on a journey to enhance the relationship among the theatre, Indigenous artists and members the community with the launch of its new Indigenous exchange program.
Our Community: Watch as totem pole takes shape

Our Community: Watch as totem pole takes shape

Brothers and master carvers Tom and Perry La Fortune of the Tsawout First Nation will be the first Coast Salish artists to carve a totem pole on the grounds of the Royal sa¹ú¼Ê´«Ã½ Museum starting on Monday and continuing until some time in October.
U.S. court acts to save tiny, threatened porpoises

U.S. court acts to save tiny, threatened porpoises

Vaquita endangered by Mexican net fishing, judge says
Sunscreen a new suspect in slow dying of Cowichan River

Sunscreen a new suspect in slow dying of Cowichan River

COWICHAN LAKE — On soft, early summer mornings, Joe Saysell would get himself a cup of tea, settle back in his deck chair outside the small house he built for his wife, Gail, and enjoy nature’s free light show.
Our Community: Museum honours aviation pioneers

Our Community: Museum honours aviation pioneers

Join the sa¹ú¼Ê´«Ã½ Aviation Museum as it inducts a distinguished sa¹ú¼Ê´«Ã½ veteran of both world wars and a pioneering sa¹ú¼Ê´«Ã½ helicopter firm into the sa¹ú¼Ê´«Ã½ Aviation Hall of Fame at its open house on Saturday.
Global warming changing sea creatures’ gender

Global warming changing sea creatures’ gender

MIAMI — Sometime in mid-August, 400 baby alligators will hatch on the roof of a building at the University of North Florida.
Is the day of a Category 6 hurricane coming?

Is the day of a Category 6 hurricane coming?

FORT LAUDERDALE, Florida — As a ferocious hurricane bears down on South Florida, water managers desperately lower canals in anticipation of more than a metre of rain.
Shiprider program aims to sniff out drug traffickers on the water

Shiprider program aims to sniff out drug traffickers on the water

The two high-powered speed boats meet in broad daylight near San Juan Island, just south of the sa¹ú¼Ê´«Ã½-U.S. border. Bags filled with millions of dollars worth of cocaine and methamphetamine are allegedly passed from the U.S.
Toadlets making perilous migration in Chilliwack

Toadlets making perilous migration in Chilliwack

It is one of the greatest, if tiniest, terrestrial migrations in North America, an estimated 100,000 western toadlets making their annual, overland trek from the pond of their birth in Chilliwack, across a farm pasture, and into a bordering forest.