B.C. filmmaker to celebrate and satirize 'the last earnest place on Earth'
Amy Bohigian will create six 10-minute episodes of sketch comedy focused on the charms of Nelson
Source: northislandgazette.com
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B.C. filmmaker to celebrate and satirize 'the last earnest place on Earth'
Amy Bohigian will create six 10-minute episodes of sketch comedy focused on the charms of Nelson
Source: abbynews.com
B.C. filmmaker to celebrate and satirize 'the last earnest place on Earth'
Amy Bohigian will create six 10-minute episodes of sketch comedy focused on the charms of Nelson
Source: ladysmithchronicle.com
B.C. filmmaker to celebrate and satirize 'the last earnest place on Earth'
Amy Bohigian will create six 10-minute episodes of sketch comedy focused on the charms of Nelson
Source: quesnelobserver.com
B.C. filmmaker to celebrate and satirize 'the last earnest place on Earth'
Amy Bohigian will create six 10-minute episodes of sketch comedy focused on the charms of Nelson
Source: campbellrivermirror.com
B.C. filmmaker to celebrate and satirize 'the last earnest place on Earth'
Amy Bohigian will create six 10-minute episodes of sketch comedy focused on the charms of Nelson
Source: theprogress.com
Cullis-Suzuki continues dad's legacy on The Nature of Things
Victoria’s Sarika Cullis-Suzuki didn’t expect to follow in her father’s footsteps on The Nature of Things, despite being raised around the science show
Anthony Morgan David Suzuki Ocean Networks Canada David Suzuki Foundation University Of Victoria Knowledge Network
Source: timescolonist.com
Mountains of glass: The archeological intrigue of B.C.'s Mount Edziza Park
Mount Edziza itself is a strato-volcano, structured with steep sides and more cone-shaped than its shield-like brethren.
Source: globalnews.ca
The archeological intrigue of B.C.'s Mount Edziza Park
The largest known obsidian outcrops in Western Canada are here, a gift left behind by basalt strato-volcanoes, shield volcanoes, lava domes and calderas
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Mountains of glass: the archeological intrigue of B.C.'s Mount Edziza Park
B.C. is home to two major volcanic mountain ranges in its northwest corner. The Mt. Edziza and Spectrum ranges cover more than 2,000 square kilometres of ice-frosted peaks, valleys, glaciers,
Source: pentictonherald.ca