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sa国际传媒's about to create a massive protected area 鈥� and it's underwater

sa国际传媒's about to create a massive protected area 鈥� and it's underwater

The Tang.散wan-岣膷x史iqak-Tsig瘫is Marine Protected Area will be 133,000 square kilometres, covering underwater mountain ranges and alien ecosystems.
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Our Community: Volunteers to interview long-term care residents

Our Community: Volunteers to interview long-term care residents

Office of the Seniors Advocate is looking for volunteers to interview those in long-term care about their experiences; gently used donated shoes from all over sa国际传媒 are heading to those in need overseas
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Charla Huber: Decriminalizing drugs is an act of compassion

Charla Huber: Decriminalizing drugs is an act of compassion

Decriminalizing possession of drugs in small amounts is a step toward creating understanding, and seeing this as a human issue rather than a criminal one.
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Monique Keiran: Harassing geese won't solve problem — they just come back

Monique Keiran: Harassing geese won't solve problem — they just come back

Researchers studying the movements of sa国际传媒 geese in Chicago found most harassed geese moved elsewhere in the same park or were back within the hour.
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Geoff Johnson: Interest growing in link between education and economic success

Geoff Johnson: Interest growing in link between education and economic success

Business publications are increasingly looking to tools such as OECD鈥檚 Programme for International Student Assessment that assess various countries鈥� student achievement
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Trevor Hancock: If doctors operate as a business, what's wrong with surgery through private clinics?

Trevor Hancock: If doctors operate as a business, what's wrong with surgery through private clinics?

In sa国际传媒, health services only have to be publicly administered, not provided by public authorities. A large part of the publicly funded system is privately owned and operated, starting with your doctor.
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'Smelly work': sa国际传媒 study finds dead salmon make plants grow bigger

'Smelly work': sa国际传媒 study finds dead salmon make plants grow bigger

For four years, an SFU team led by salmon ecologist Allison Dennert pulled rotting salmon from a river to see how it would impact plant growth in a nearby salt marsh. The results have big implications for a wide web of life.
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Our Community: Clothing drive, tiny art show in Cowichan

Our Community: Clothing drive, tiny art show in Cowichan

LIDA Homes is collecting gently used clothing, shoes and accessories for all ages and sizes, while the Cowichan Valley Arts Council hosts a show of six-by-six-inch artworks
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Fish sounds could help scientists understand their ocean world

Fish sounds could help scientists understand their ocean world

Fish, it turns out, are a chatty lot. They communicate about everything from what area of the sea has the best food to where predators might be hiding and, of course, their desire for a mate.
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Trevor Hancock: Morgan's columns should come with a health warning

Trevor Hancock: Morgan's columns should come with a health warning

Fossil-fuel advocate Gwyn Morgan鈥檚 columns are an example of 鈥榙iscourses of delay,鈥� which argue that we need oil and gas to fuel our society and change is impossible 鈥� thus delaying action on climate change.
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