Recreational use of drones can harm animals, researcher says
Drones are wonderful tools for research when in the right hands, but Dr. Lance Barrett-Lennard thinks that this new flying fad can be dangerous when in the hands[…]
Category: Environment
Local artists put climate change on stage for Paris talks
Act I: A well-dressed man in his gleaming, luxury bathroom curses his waterless tap. Act II: A Michelin chef serves up jellyfish to a table of salmon-deprived customers.[…]
Tech-savvy food start-up empowering local farmers
In a warehouse in east Vancouver, a sleek black box hangs on a wall near a phalanx of multicoloured electric tricycles. It’s an otherwise unremarkable setting — just[…]
Kids slither up with rescued snakes
Ten Vancouver kids were the only ones to spend spring break learning about homeless garter snakes at what has become a wildly popular camp run by the Wildlife[…]
Futuristic farms making waves in B.C.
Innovative food start-ups in B.C. are pioneering a new technique in which fish and plants help each other thrive. Aquaponics combines aquaculture, or fish farming, with hydroponics, a[…]
B.C. organic farmers team up to solve seed scarcity
When Mel Sylvestre was just starting out as a young organic farmer on Vancouver Island, she got her first customers hooked on purple tomatillos. “People at the market[…]
Scientists urge consumers to make smart choices about seafood
Leading marine biologists are telling consumers to go beyond labels like local or imported when they are trying to make the best choice for sustainably caught seafood. “Canada[…]
New camera peers into nocturnal life of Grouse Mountain grizzlies
People will be able to get even more up close and personal with sleeping bears on Grouse Mountain from the safety of their homes, thanks to a new,[…]
Vancouver binners unite to talk trash with city
No one knows Vancouver’s garbage better than its hundreds of binners. Now, they may be lending their voices to decisions on waste-management policy. A new group dedicated to[…]
School garden program faces financial drought
A program at more than 60 Vancouver public schools that aims to teach schoolchildren about food is living on borrowed time. Think and Eat Green @ School (TEGS) was started[…]
Culture
Iranian students in Canada suffer impact of U.S. sanctionsNovember 21, 2018
Journalists of colour insist media diversity will only improve when editors careNovember 21, 2018
Sex-consent workshop policies at fraternities have gapsNovember 21, 2018
Financial pressure forces local theatre workers to jump ship to Hollywood NorthOctober 25, 2018
