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Province turns its back on science, says BC Wildlife Federation

Province turns its back on science, says BC Wildlife Federation

Caribou hunting will be banned and moose hunting severely curtailed over roughly 22 per cent of the province under new regulations.
One in 10 Canadian farmers takes in $1 million a year: ag census

One in 10 Canadian farmers takes in $1 million a year: ag census

Farms with $1 million or more revenues increased by almost one-quarter to 9.9 per cent of farmers from 7.2 per cent in the 2016 census.
Walk With Me project a stepping stone to empathy during Canada's toxic drug crisis

Walk With Me project a stepping stone to empathy during Canada's toxic drug crisis

The toxic drug crisis disproportionately impacts middle-aged men, many of whom work in the trades sector, and First Nations people, particularly women, says Sharon Karsten.
Recall issued Canada-wide for peanut butter due to salmonella concern

Recall issued Canada-wide for peanut butter due to salmonella concern

Smucker Foods has issued a press release apologizing.
One in 10 Canadian women could have PTSD, says StatsCan

One in 10 Canadian women could have PTSD, says StatsCan

A new report shows 82% of Canadians who met the criteria for probable PTSD and looked for professional help had trouble accessing it.
B.C. prosecutors warned about wrongful convictions, 'tunnel vision' in new policy document

B.C. prosecutors warned about wrongful convictions, 'tunnel vision' in new policy document

"These policy changes represent another step on the path toward changing the status quo for the better," says the BC Prosecution Service.
B.C. using A.I. to hunt for racist land titles

B.C. using A.I. to hunt for racist land titles

No one knows how many land titles with racist and discriminatory language written into them there are in B.C., but a machine-learning project from LTSA and SFU may soon find out.
Everything you need to consider when shopping for an air conditioner

Everything you need to consider when shopping for an air conditioner

Don't know which AC to buy for hot summer temps? We've got you covered.
Canada's hiring prospects among highest in the world, says new survey

Canada's hiring prospects among highest in the world, says new survey

The positive hiring prospects come as inflation hit 6.8% this week.
No known cases of monkeypox in B.C. following investigation

No known cases of monkeypox in B.C. following investigation

The B.C. Centre for Disease Control says two potential contacts have been ruled out.