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Herbaland competes on global entrepreneurship stage

Herbaland competes on global entrepreneurship stage

Aisha Yang and Musharaf Syed went to the World competition in Monaco in early June.
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5 things you (probably) didn't know about trains in Vancouver

5 things you (probably) didn't know about trains in Vancouver

The first train engine to make it to Vancouver from eastern Canada is still here
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International peace run stopping by Richmond next week

International peace run stopping by Richmond next week

The Sri Chinmoy Oneness-Home Peace Run torch relay is headed to the Peace Arch.
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Humpback focused on feeding comes within oar length of startled kayakers

Humpback focused on feeding comes within oar length of startled kayakers

The encounter is a reminder that the whales are focused on feeding and often oblivious to their surroundings.
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Trevor Hancock: Physician group fighting for health and planet marks 30 years

Trevor Hancock: Physician group fighting for health and planet marks 30 years

Those of us who founded the Canadian Association of Physicians for the Environment in 1994 were ‘a bunch of environmentalists who just happened to be physicians’
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David Sovka: FIFA’s cold, hard statistics on warm, soft bums

David Sovka: FIFA’s cold, hard statistics on warm, soft bums

Only 27% of adults 18 years and older in Canada participate in sport, but 77% watch professional sports
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Richmond students, parents divided on proposed naloxone kits in schools

Richmond students, parents divided on proposed naloxone kits in schools

Some parents claimed having naloxone kits in schools would encourage drug use.
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Column: Off-peak traffic jams on Russ Baker Way make life unpredictable

Column: Off-peak traffic jams on Russ Baker Way make life unpredictable

Several times lately, I’ve been stuck in unreasonable traffic on Russ Baker Way, heading into Vancouver.
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These B.C. whales are shrinking — fast

These B.C. whales are shrinking — fast

A population of grey whales that feeds off B.C.'s coast has seen its adult population shrink 13% in two decades, a new study has found.
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Rescued humpback returns with new calf, but entanglement dangers remain

Rescued humpback returns with new calf, but entanglement dangers remain

The confirmation of the humpback calf came as a pleasant surprise to scientists and rescuers, but with the grim reminder that entanglements are continuing all along the B.C. coast
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