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A new study has found that coastal Indigenous 颅communities have managed their relationship with shellfish and sea otters for millennia. Written by Erin Slade, Iain McKechnie and Anne K.

This week, more than 610,000 young people across B.C. will start attending classes in person. We used to take this for granted. It was routine, convention, tradition. For some, it was an annual rite of passage. Last year changed that.

In a December 2020 speech at Columbia 颅University, the UN secretary general said: 鈥淭he state of the planet is broken. 颅Humanity is waging war on nature. This is suicidal,鈥� adding: 鈥淢aking peace with nature is the defining task of the 21st century.

Youth living on the Tsartlip, Pauquachin, Tseycum and Tsawout reserves, as well as surrounding communities, will soon be able to play five-a-side mini-pitch soccer year-round, thanks to a donation by the 91原创 Football Club and 91原创 Premier Lea

In a recent column on the CBC website , Brian Bird, an assistant professor of law at the University of British Columbia, argued: 鈥淚t has long been accepted that 颅health-care workers in Canada have a right to distance themselves from procedures that t

This week, Jagmeet Singh was in Ladysmith to meet with NDP supporters at Transfer Beach.

Man and his dog complete 'life-changing journey' Paul Hayes reached the Arctic Ocean on Tuesday, raising more than $20,000 for 颅Victoria-based Broken Promises Rescue.

Five years ago, marine ecologist Aaron Galloway surfaced with a ling cod he had spearfished off the coast of Oregon and proceeded to freak out.

鈥婯evin Gourlay and Chelsea Brager describe their job as 颅鈥渕armoteering.