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Community spread from social interactions and travel is driving COVID-19 case numbers to a worrying level on Vancouver Island and in other health regions beyond B.C.'s Lower Mainland, provincial health officer Dr. Bonnie Henry says.

The once common treasures of the tidal pool are at risk of being eradicated along the Pacific coastline from a deadly combination of disease and warming oceans due to climate change, says biologist Alyssa Gehman.

The opinion, written by corporate-governance expert Carol Hansell, senior partner at Hansell LLP, concluded that the legal obligation to act on climate already exists in Canada for corporate directors without any new laws needing to be passed.

Students in Canada are expected to participate in climate demonstrations beginning this Friday, September 20, 2019, and some school boards are moving to allow — even encourage — them to miss class for the cause.

By collaborating with the school's Musqueam Language and Culture Department, the garden is creating an inclusive space that incorporates Indigenous knowledge.

They may be consensual, but they're highly questionable. There is a major power imbalance between a professor and a student — one that can easily be exploited by someone with predatory inclinations.

Award-winning Montreal novelist Heather O'Neill was sick to her stomach. She had just finished reading a troubling essay about the goings on at the English department at a major Canadian university. It's a climate where sexual predators have all the power, and everyone else is afraid to speak up.

Economic case doesn't hold for new hydroelectric dam, University of British Columbia research says.

Bing was one of Canada's foremost architects, having received multiple honorary degrees, the Order of Canada and the Royal Architectural Institute of Canada's highest honour, the RAIC Gold Medal

In an email Boyden wrote that the letter "does not draw conclusions about guilt or innocence, but focuses on a process that ill-served complainants and Mr. Galloway.