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Monique Keiran: What happened to the hooting, wooing nighttime owls?

Monique Keiran: What happened to the hooting, wooing nighttime owls?

Did December鈥檚 cold snap kill our feathered friends?
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Trevor Hancock: When it comes to health, inequality is inevitable, but inequity isn't

Trevor Hancock: When it comes to health, inequality is inevitable, but inequity isn't

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Our Community: Pop-up store diverts art supplies from landfill

Our Community: Pop-up store diverts art supplies from landfill

The non-profit boasts it has diverted thousands of pounds of art materials from the landfill since its inception in 2018.
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Lawrie McFarlane: sa国际传媒 should tell privacy-invading U.S. firm to clear out

Lawrie McFarlane: sa国际传媒 should tell privacy-invading U.S. firm to clear out

This mass-surveillance company claims to have collected more than three billion images from such social-media sites as 颅YouTube, Facebook and numerous others. That makes its database the largest ever assembled.
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Charla Huber: Acts of kindness are magnified when things are tough

Charla Huber: Acts of kindness are magnified when things are tough

There are other moments in life that will be tough, uncomfortable and challenging, but they are not tragic. It鈥檚 in these things that we can seek the lessons that present themselves within the experience, writes Charla Huber.
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Geoff Johnson: Trend toward mid-career shifts requires educators to adjust

Geoff Johnson: Trend toward mid-career shifts requires educators to adjust

Job-market watchers have been saying for years that modern workers will pursue more than one career over the course of a working life, and there are complex reasons why this may be more true now than ever.
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Trevor Hancock: GDP needs to be replaced with more meaningful indicators

Trevor Hancock: GDP needs to be replaced with more meaningful indicators

Several governments are looking at the idea of a well-being economy since New Zealand embraced the idea.
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Monique Keiran: Onus should be on plastics companies to prove no harm

Monique Keiran: Onus should be on plastics companies to prove no harm

A 2019 University of Victoria study showed that most North Americans consume from 74,000 to 210,000 microplastic particles each year. So why does the onus rest on the 颅government to prove harm?
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Could expanding protected areas save mammals from extinction?

Could expanding protected areas save mammals from extinction?

A recent study from the University of British Columbia used thousands of remote cameras to track mammals, from leopards to tigers and bears, across four continents. The results: designating an area as 'protected' is the best single thing you can do to safeguard mammal diversity.
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Our Community: Victoria woman's kindness recognized by GoFundMe; Save-On-Foods donates to Jeneece Place

Our Community: Victoria woman's kindness recognized by GoFundMe; Save-On-Foods donates to Jeneece Place

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