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22 nonfiction books to consider gifting this holiday season - Vimarsana News

22 nonfiction books to consider gifting this holiday season

Whether you're hoping to start your own holiday book tradition, participating in a holiday book sway or just looking for a gift for that hard-to-buy-for individual (we all have a

Will the Bay du Nord project save Newfoundland's economy or harm the environment? Or both? - Vimarsana News

Will the Bay du Nord project save Newfoundland's economy or harm the environment? Or both?

It's the most ambitious offshore mining project in Canadian history, and the fight for approvals has been long and arduous. That's because of both its scope, its dangers and the potential windfall to a province that badly needs it.

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FOREST INK: Using tree DNA to battle tree theft - Williams Lake Tribune - Vimarsana News

FOREST INK: Using tree DNA to battle tree theft - Williams Lake Tribune

We often hear about solving murder cases many decades after the event using small amounts of DNA

Books to read or buy as gifts: Here are 30 great choices to consider this fall - Vimarsana News

Books to read or buy as gifts: Here are 30 great choices to consider this fall

This fall's list of new and upcoming book releases is full of variety. From house and home, to romance novels and other genres — here are 30 books to consider reading or buying as gifts.

Tree poaching: B.C. writer explores its complicated history - Vimarsana News

Tree poaching: B.C. writer explores its complicated history

B.C. writer Lyndsie Bourgon spoke to CTV's Your Morning about her new book, 'Tree Thieves: Crime and Survival in North America's Woods,' and the reasons why some choose to enter the illegal timber market.

Source: ctvnews.ca