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"It was definitely an unprecedented challenge."

What these films have done best is to show us the staggering scope, complexity, and interconnectedness of nature.

The port has seen many changes over its 50-year history, yet long-term employees say it retains a community atmosphere.

17 coastal First Nations and the Canadian and B.C. governments have created a network draft plan to protect and link biodiversity hot spots and areas of cultural importance inside the 100,000-square-kilometre stretch of ocean. 

As Canada offers international students additional pathways to residency, we must improve support and retention strategies if we expect students to contribute to our sustained growth.

Time is relative after all.

After regaining rightful ownership in 2001, ONA has been stewarding kłlilx’w (Spotted Lake) — in the face of climate change impacts, pollution and more

Energy takes the form of heat, light, radiation, sound, motion, and electricity.

Residential school survivor/native rights advocate Roger Adolph, who died Oct. 31, found pro boxing fame in England, then became prominent First Nation chief

Human attraction to spicy food makes us an anomaly amongst mammals. Chilli is one of the most popular spices in our cuisines, but how the affinity for chilli appeared is a mystery.