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B.C. biologist fights invasive fish in Cultus Lake
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New report says dangerous salmon virus was brought to B.C. by fish farming
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British Columbians can join effort to better protect whales with their smartphones
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Dream Cuisines program helps empower female refugees
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UBC prof plays social media ‘myth buster’ on COVID-19 questions
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DFO accused of risking B.C. steelhead extinction
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First Nations students work to revitalize North Vancouver ecosystem
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Burnaby wildlife rescue sees 74% spike in bird admissions
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Surrey farm that helps people with emotional issues evicted from current home, needs help to find new location
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Missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls honoured in B.C. on Red Dress Day
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Squamish First Nation member produces ‘how-to’ videos on pronouncing Indigenous names
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91-year-old man writes ode to his beloved city
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B.C. researchers looking for participants in potentially life-changing diabetes research
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Tiny hummingbird stops construction on B.C. Trans Mountain pipeline
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Indian ‘double mutant’ COVID-19 virus reinforces need for restrictions
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Ottawa commits $647 million in budget to protect B.C. salmon stocks
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After life and death fight, rescued parrot lands loving home
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Vancouver Aquarium helped shape global perceptions
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Vancouver Aquarium head veterinarian makes ‘house call’ off B.C. coast for injured whale
Author Archives
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B.C.-made whale-spotting app now being used to help protect against ship strikes"(When) you send in a sighting and you see a ship coming towards whales, sometimes you can actually see the ships slowing down or changing course a little bit."EnvironmentMay 22, 2021
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UBC prof plays social media myth-buster on COVID-19 questionsAnna Blakney's science crusade on TikTok was inspired by COVID-19, but she has no plans to stop once the pandemic ends.HealthMay 19, 2021
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Surge in recent bird rescues prompts warning from Metro Vancouver groupThe Wildlife Rescue Centre at Burnaby Lake says it saw more than 500 birds brought in last month -- an increase of 74 per cent over April last year, which was already busy.EnvironmentMay 7, 2021
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Red dresses hung across B.C. to honour missing and murdered Indigenous women and girlsIn Vancouver, speakers honoured the mothers, daughters, sisters and friends they'd lost, and shared anger at Canada's slow pace in response to the issue.CrimeMay 5, 2021
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Squamish First Nation member creates ‘how-to’ videos on pronouncing Indigenous namesIf you've ever wondered how to pronounce the Squamish language names on the signs along B.C.'s Sea-to-Sky Highway, a new series of videos has the answer.NewsApr 30, 2021
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‘It’s truly a miracle’: 16-year-old blind, deaf dog survives 9 days lost in SurreyWith Sheba being almost entirely blind and deaf, she cannot hear her name or respond well to a voice coming from a certain direction.CanadaApr 13, 2021
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New documentary series goes inside B.C.’s Marine Mammal Rescue CentreA new three-part documentary series is set to give Canadians a never-before seen look at the rescue centre's work, from the Pacific coast to the veterinary operating room table.EnvironmentApr 7, 2021
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New B.C. research raises questions about risks of delayed vaccine interval for the elderlyThe study's preliminary results show the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine produced a much weaker antibody result in long-term care residents than it did in younger, healthier people.HealthMar 25, 2021
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Study suggests two-thirds of B.C. kids and youth experiencing pandemic mental health impactsPreliminary results of the research found that 65 per cent of parents reported mild psychiatric issues and impacts with their kids over the last year.HealthMar 24, 2021
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West Vancouver trail trespassers put themselves, vulnerable sewage line at risk: officialsA January landslide took out a section of the Capilano Pacific Trail on the steep west side of the Capilano canyon, but unscrupulous hikers have been ignoring its closure.CanadaMar 20, 2021
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B.C. researchers developing COVID-19 breath test that could give results in 1 minute'What we've really needed this entire pandemic is testing, but we need testing in a very rapid, accurate and non-invasive way,' said BC Cancer respirologist Dr. Renelle Myers.HealthMar 13, 2021
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Study to probe level of COVID-19 transmission in Vancouver schoolsThe study will use blood tests from staff members in the Vancouver School District to see how many have been exposed to COVID-19 at some point during the pandemic.HealthMar 4, 2021
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Community rallies to raise funds for B.C. baby diagnosed with extremely rare cancerTests at BC Children's Hospital revealed little Alejandro Angel has a very rare and aggressive form of cancer.HealthFeb 23, 2021
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UBC scientist develops new compostable coffee pod that aims to keep java fresher"We found that competing alternatives in the compostable pod space allowed air to get in a little too quickly and so the coffee would go stale."ConsumerFeb 22, 2021
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Burnaby school uses plunging temperatures to build outdoor curling rinkIt's the latest in the school's attempts, which have included outdoor checkers sets and outdoor ping pong tables, to move students out of the classroom amid COVID-19 concerns.SportsFeb 10, 2021
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Indigenous B.C. artist creates COVID-19 mask in Northwest Coast styleIndigenous B.C. multimedia artist David Neel has created a carved mask in the Northwest Coast style to symbolize the pandemic.HealthJan 22, 2021
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Vancouver Island teen’s tragic death renews calls for youth mental health resourcesB.C.'s representative for children and youth says the province's already "woefully inadequate" mental health system has been made worse by the COVID-19 pandemic.HealthJan 13, 2021
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Metro Vancouver’s top doctor defends response, transparency amid COVID-19 outbreaksDr. Patricia Daly said it is important to allow Dr. Bonnie Henry to be a single authority on the pandemic to avoid confusion, but supports the plan to release more outbreak data.HealthJan 11, 2021
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B.C. chef, charity team up to offer virtual ‘holiday parties’ while feeding kids in needA B.C. chef is pitching virtual group cooking classes as a pandemic-friendly alternative to corporate Christmas parties, while raising money for a charity that feeds hungry kids.HealthDec 2, 2020
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‘Like nothing I have felt before’: B.C. COVID-19 survivor blasts virus deniers in online postHaleigh Callison, 36, said she was healthy, active and careful about where she went and who she spent time with when the pandemic started.HealthDec 1, 2020
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While COVID-19 surges, health officials cautiously optimistic seasonal flu cases droppingWith all of the alarm about COVID-19, health officials are cautiously optimistic that this year's flu season will be a different story.HealthNov 18, 2020
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‘3D printing and then lots of duct tape’: B.C. dad creates electronic candy dispensers for HalloweenReed said he wants to show people that with a little creativity, people can maintain some normalcy this Halloween by celebrating at a safe distance.LifestyleOct 28, 2020
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New UBC documentary takes us into the heart of the PPE crisis in the U.S.The film compares the Canadian government's strategy for addressing the shortage of personal protective equipment to the approach taken by the White House.HealthOct 7, 2020
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UBC professor uses knowledge of SARS to develop COVID-19 drugDr. Josef Penninger, a UBC life sciences institute director, co-discovered an enzyme called ACE2 while working as a researcher in Toronto in the late 90s.HealthSep 24, 2020
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BC SPCA marks 125 years since its first goal to protect working horsesLast year alone, the organization responded to 8,000 complaints of animal cruelty and provided care for almost 48,000 animals in need.CanadaSep 23, 2020