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Endangered whale calf's death underscores need for boaters to be aware of surroundings A right whale calf washed up on a beach in St. Augustine over the weekend. The calf's death was caused by a boat. Author: Jessica Clark Updated: 9:12 PM EST February 15, 2021 On Saturday, authorities discovered a dead right whale calf washed up on the shores of St. Augustine. It had been killed by a boat. The North Atlantic Right Whale, an endangered species, swims just beneath the water's surface, making them vulnerable to boat. "They come very close to the shore," Megan Sto...

Share this article VANCOUVER, BC, Jan. 29, 2021 /CNW/ - Now in its 37 th year, the annual Vancouver Sun Run will return in a unique way. Due to the ongoing effects of the novel Coronavirus, the 10k Vancouver Sun Run and 2.5k Shaw Mini Sun Run will take place virtually from Sunday, April 18 th through to Friday, April 30 th. Walk with PBC_Sun Run (CNW Group/Pacific Blue Cross) Although COVID-19 has impacted many activities in our daily lives, BC health officials are encouraging people to get outside and be active. Pacific Blue Cross, a longstanding sponsor of the Vancouver Sun Run volunteer ...

Article content Like everything else this year, the 2021 Vancouver Sun Run is going virtual. But that’s no reason to not participate in the 10k event. Whether your goals are exercise, community, or fun, the Sun Run is still a great opportunity to get out and accomplish something. Here, Race Director Tim Hopkins shares his Top-10 reasons to register for this year’s Vancouver Sun Run Virtual Race. (For a complete list of registration fees, visit vancouversunrun.com.) We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Top 10 reasons to register for the Vancouve...

Homes need a lot more digital smarts nowadays to manage rooftop solar, backup batteries and electric vehicle chargers. It’s nice if those distributed energy resources (DERs) can be integrated with household electrical load controls via smartphone or Alexa or Google voice-activated devices.  Then there’s the need to optimize these DERs and loads against utility time-of-use rates, net-metering tariffs and EV charging rate structures. And in worst-case scenarios, homeowners want to keep critical loads powered via battery or backup generator during outages that can last for hours or days a...

Living in the West End is like living in a human fishbowl. If you’ve ever lived in that stacked and packed Vancouver neighbourhood and you keep your curtains open (not a euphemism), you’ll know exactly what I’m talking about.