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Free Webinar: Letâs rethink the traditional fall garden clean-up - Rossland Telegraph (opens the original)
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Thinking about tidying up your garden for fall? It’s time for a rethink! Fallen leaves, dried stems, loose bark and soil provide important winter habitats for insects and other wildlife. Join us for a free webinar with Dorte Windmuller, Butterflyway Ranger, pollinator garden consultant and nature photographer, to learn how to care for your garden in a way that supports wildlife throughout fall and winter. Dorte will share beautiful images from her own garden along with simple, practical ways t
OP/ED: Is rapid AI development a smart move? - Castlegar Source (opens the original)
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Weâve been lulled into believing that all technological advancement is good â or at least inevitable. Of course, much depends on how we use and regulate it. Many of us remember pre-internet times. It was supposed to speed things up, to make life easier for everyone. But most people are working the same number of hours as before, and spending more of those hours glued to screens. Weâve become connected to our devices and computers and disconnected from real life. Now weâre being told to a
OP/ED: Is rapid AI development a smart move? - Rossland Telegraph (opens the original)
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Weâve been lulled into believing that all technological advancement is good â or at least inevitable. Of course, much depends on how we use and regulate it. Many of us remember pre-internet times. It was supposed to speed things up, to make life easier for everyone. But most people are working the same number of hours as before, and spending more of those hours glued to screens. Weâve become connected to our devices and computers and disconnected from real life. Now weâre being told to a
Column: On love and legacy - Shifting baseline syndrome strikes home - Rossland Telegraph (opens the original)
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When my wife Tara and I arrived on Quadra Island in the late 1980s, we were awestruck. Forests stretched to the horizon, fishing boats chased salmon, scores of herring rushed about as eagles circled above. Coming from Vancouver, the cove where we bought our cabin seemed like a secret oasis. Our neighbours told a different story. Having lived there for 50 years, they recounted a version of Quadra Island that no longer existed: coasts teeming with red snapper, abalone, herring and cod as long as a
Column: What we could be doing - Rossland Telegraph (opens the original)
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Itâs not utopian to envision a Canada with less pollution, lower household costs and a smaller gap between rich and poor. We have the technology, knowledge and skilled workforce to make it happen â and weâre seeing effective solutions employed worldwide. But time is running out, and consequences are mounting: record heat killing thousands; extreme weather events increasing in number and severity; wildfires clogging air with smoke and threatening homes; aquifers and reservoirs drying up; dr
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