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Schools in Winnipeg School Division seek alternatives to churches for grads, other events - Vimarsana News

Schools in Winnipeg School Division seek alternatives to churches for grads, other events

Many Winnipeg students may see their graduation ceremonies and holiday concerts moved out of churches this school year as part of efforts by Manitoba's largest school division to be more inclusive.

Source: cbc.ca
Manitoba educators say protests over LGBTQ rights, sex ed in schools exploit parents with misinformation - Vimarsana News

Manitoba educators say protests over LGBTQ rights, sex ed in schools exploit parents with misinformation

The head of Manitoba’s largest school division says nationwide protests that hit the province on Wednesday were prompted by people “deliberately stirring the pot to create misinformation” about public education.

Source: cbc.ca
'So many memories, so many stories' lost as wildfires destroy 73-year-old B.C. summer campsite - Vimarsana News

'So many memories, so many stories' lost as wildfires destroy 73-year-old B.C. summer campsite

Last Friday morning, wildfires destroyed the 73-year-old Okanagan Anglican Camp, also known as Camp OAC, near West Kelowna.

Source: cbc.ca
UBC experts on wildfires and associated issues - Vimarsana News

UBC experts on wildfires and associated issues

Wildfires are burning in the Okanagan and Northwest Territories. UBC experts are available to comment.

There are complex reasons for our dire wildfires, but scientists say climate change plays key role - Vimarsana News

There are complex reasons for our dire wildfires, but scientists say climate change plays key role

"It's not one thing that's causing these really bad fire seasons," said Jen Baron, a PhD candidate at UBC's department of forest and conservation sciences. "At a broad scale, it's really the interaction between the climate and the fuels that are driving these changes."

Source: cbc.ca