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Darrel J. McLeod, Naomi Klein and David A. Robertson among 2024 BC and Yukon Book Prizes finalists - Vimarsana News

Darrel J. McLeod, Naomi Klein and David A. Robertson among 2024 BC and Yukon Book Prizes finalists

Books by authors Helen Knott, John Vaillant and Y-Dang Troeung are also on the award lists.

Source: cbc.ca
Globe Climate: Sustainable ideas for your 2024 travel plans - Vimarsana News

Globe Climate: Sustainable ideas for your 2024 travel plans

Some tips to help be a responsible tourist, including avoiding overtourism and cool destinations closer to home

Morning Update: Ottawa didn't audit IT firms' use of Indigenous contract program; more from Secret Canada project - Vimarsana News

Morning Update: Ottawa didn't audit IT firms' use of Indigenous contract program; more from Secret Canada project

Two IT staffing companies, Coradix and Dalian, regularly work together and are connected to contracting misconduct allegations that are under investigation by the RCMP

Opinion: Canada's last wild horses must be protected - Vimarsana News

Opinion: Canada's last wild horses must be protected

B.C. and Alberta have most of Canada’s remaining wild horses, yet none are protected by provincial or national laws

Free-roaming horses are feral and invasive, B.C. says — but biologist, First Nation argue they need protection - Vimarsana News

Free-roaming horses are feral and invasive, B.C. says — but biologist, First Nation argue they need protection

Wayne McCrory's 20-plus years of research on free-roaming horses in B.C.'s Chilcotin plateau has culminated in a book that he hopes will change the attitudes of those who see the animals as 'destructive intruders,' he says.

Source: cbc.ca