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High cost of flood insurance demands national strategy

High cost of flood insurance demands national strategy

It is too expensive to provide flood insurance in parts of the province that are prone to flooding.
PARTIAL RECALL: Week of November 10, 2022

PARTIAL RECALL: Week of November 10, 2022

History of famous firsts in space

History of famous firsts in space

From Mars rovers to deep-space intel to a bevy of programs in the works around the world to further our understanding of outer space, the history of space exploration is being newly written every day.
Opinion: What does Remembrance Day mean to Canadians in 2022?

Opinion: What does Remembrance Day mean to Canadians in 2022?

'If anything, Remembrance Day and all that it stands for should carry extra reverence in modern Canada...'
Maxed Out: Farewell, bid

Maxed Out: Farewell, bid

'The provincial government made the right decision.'
Six deaths a day: toxic drugs continue their toll in B.C.

Six deaths a day: toxic drugs continue their toll in B.C.

Advocates plan protest after at least 171 people died in September
It is official — Newly elected SD48 school board trustees sworn in

It is official — Newly elected SD48 school board trustees sworn in

The SD48 school board trustees — April Lowe, Cynthia Higgins, Lisa Turpin, Melissa Ronayne, and Rebecca Barley — took their oath of office at their committee of the whole meeting on Nov. 9 at the school board office in Squamish. Two school board trustees, Celeste Bickford and Rachael Lythe, took their oath at an earlier date as they could only attend the committee meeting virtually.
Retailers weigh business case for emergency preparedness

Retailers weigh business case for emergency preparedness

Spreading inventory across multiple warehouses can prevent supply-chain disruptions
Bats, sharks, pumas: What you need to know about 10 misunderstood animals

Bats, sharks, pumas: What you need to know about 10 misunderstood animals

Humans may not love them but these creatures have done a lot for human civilization.
Opinion: The use of natural outdoor laboratories can reduce threats to freshwater biodiversity

Opinion: The use of natural outdoor laboratories can reduce threats to freshwater biodiversity

Governments, industrial and development companies and scientists need to take a leading role in finding strategic solutions to the cumulative threats impacting our freshwater ecosystems.