Experts warn B.C. needs to better track water use amid drought
Province doesn't track exact usage of groundwater by industrial companies, ministry confirms.
Source: cbc.ca
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Reclaiming sovereignty: Northwest B.C. Indigenous food project focus of film
Documentary ‘Tea Creek’ to premier in May at Vancouver ‘s Doxa Film Festival
Source: missioncityrecord.com
Documentary directed by Fort Nelson resident set to make worldwide premiere in Vancouver
The project was conceived in April 2021, and filming didn’t start until a year later.
Source: energeticcity.ca
Who will draft Trevor Connelly? Inside the NHL's evolving scrutiny of top prospects
NHL evaluators are encountering new areas of concern when judging the suitability of prospects for their franchises.
Source: theathletic.com
Erin Creegan-Dougherty works to expand Maskwa Backcountry Foods
Erin Creegan-Dougherty is the founder and owner of Alberta-based Maskwa Backcountry Foods, which makes meals that can be prepared over a camp fire.
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Source: calgary.ctvnews.ca
No clear timeline for Taylor Bridge solution
The Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure (MOTI) says it’s working on a long-term solution for the Taylor Bridge, but it has no clear timeline in sight.
Source: energeticcity.ca
Why Site C wants to leave construction debris at the bottom of the Peace River
B.C. Hydro is seeking permission to leave behind 45 pieces of structural construction debris at the bottom of the Peace River.
Source: cbc.ca
Evan Saugstad: Horses, friends or foe?
Without halters or hobbles, the horses have other ideas. They all bolt for home and off they go, Richard chasing behind
Source: alaskahighwaynews.ca
Fracking promises prosperity — but what if it's happening in your front yard?
While the natural gas industry is key to the B.C.'s government's economic plans and job forecasts, people who have seen fracking sites set up near their homes feel they are being made to pay the price for energy development.
Source: cbc.ca