The visions of Frances Deverell
If we spent money on computers and electrification and high speed transmission wires and networks for matching up complex energy inputs and outputs, those would be very sexy, high paying jobs.
Culture
Forum on "Mother Canada" statue cancelled after Parks Canada and experts bail out
Parks Canada flees mother of all controversies.
Kuterra aquaculture by ‘Namgis First Nation raises hope for wild salmon— and some hackles
Is Kuterra, a new land-based salmon aquaculture project by 'Namgis First Nation, a global game-changer?
Chickadee Richard, Anishinaabe elder: Live your prayer
Chickadee Richard: "I don't know why our movement is called 'Idle No More.' I've never been idle."
The climate labyrinth: Gisela Ruckert and Kamloops 350
Since the mid-naughts, Gisela Ruckert has led Kamlooops 350 in educating citizens about the need for climate action. Now that most Canadians agree, the issue is electoral reform.
David Suzuki: Irrational attacks have long history of diminishing debate
I’ve heard too many stories of people being harassed, ostracized and sued for standing up to large corporations and even fired from jobs because of their environmental advocacy.
Spike Lee hits one big, Kenneth Branagh does kid-lit, and an unlikely gem from Palestine
Sure, the pandemic restrictions are easing, but don't let that stop you from watching what's out there.