Mark Angelo News Today

Night. Nightline will be right back. Good evening. We start with breaking news out of lafayette, louisiana. 135 miles outside of new orleans, where just hours ago a man stood up in a crowded Movie Theater and opened fire. There are fatalities including the gunman. And well get the latest right now from abcs reena 90 man. Reporter tonight, a mass shooting at this louisiana Movie Theater. Police say at least ten shot. And three confirmed dead, including the shooter, who reportedly died of a selfin...

Number one in 60 seconds. Good even. Thanks for joining us. Its a familiar refrain. Accusations of campus rape following a drunken night of partying. Two former vanderbilt Football Players pleading not guilty to Sexual Assault. But theres a twist. Their lawyers pointing a finger at the Hardcore College party culture. But that is really a defense against charges of rape . Heres my nightline coanchor byron pitts for our series crime and punishment. Reporter tonight, a different campus, different n...

Local children released 10,000 juvenile chum salmon at Guichon Creek in Burnaby BC, which environmentalist Mark Angelo says fosters hands-on learning.

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All six films in the series will be shown at the Figge Art Museum.

Work was recently completed on a "fishway" on Guichon Creek at BCIT's Burnaby Campus, that will allow salmon to reach an upper section of the waterway under their own power.

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The 2024 Q-C Environmental Film Series kicks off Jan. 21 and is set to feature six films, including one about biologist and feminist Anne Innis Dagg.

The British Columbia Institute of Technology in Burnaby BC has done major work on Guichon Creek to allow salmon to pass through a spillway.