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Will Duelling Elections Confuse Municipal Voters? | The Tyee (opens the original)
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Provincial politics in British Columbia have entered soap opera levels of drama. Politicians are switching parties faster than a university freshman during frosh week. NDP Leader David Eby is invoking Donald Trump’s name like he wants to recreate Beetlejuice. Candidates are materializing and disappearing like they’re in the chase scene of a Scooby-Doo episode. All this spectacle threatens to overshadow the province’s worst attended, but still vital, democratic event: the municipal election. Ther
Endangered Sturgeon Need Help Making Babies | The Tyee (opens the original)
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It’s not a particularly romantic job — not unless you find syringes of sturgeon semen, fishy fundal massages and bowls of sticky eggs romantic. But for the roughly 550 adult white sturgeon left in the Nechako River, her job is vital. Since the ’90s, people have known that white sturgeon in the Nechako were in trouble. A multi-year study of the species found that the population was aging, and very few babies were making it to adulthood. “The next five to 20 years represent the most critical perio
A Historic Fraser Canyon Hotel Faces Down a Wildfire | The Tyee (opens the original)
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Shirley MacKinnon was celebrating the finishing touches on her bathroom renovation when the first fire started in early July. She took a photo of the ornate flamingo wallpaper now gracing her wall; all the while, the fledgling Brunswick Creek wildfire was inching towards the communities of North Bend and Boston Bar, 15 kilometres to the north. “Love our final finishes in the bathroom. Ken is an amazing renovator,” Shirley wrote in a post on the Facebook page for the Alexandra Lodge, the historic
The Emergency Apps You Need for Wildfire Season | The Tyee (opens the original)
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Lightning flashed across the Osoyoos sky, the smell of ash falling with the rain in a sudden thunderstorm. Red light peeked above the edge of a hill to the west. Was it the sunset filtered through cloud and the haze of smoke, or the start of a new wildfire? It’s a question that has become uncomfortably familiar for many B.C. travellers and residents. Summer — the province’s peak travel time — has now become fire season, and tourists often travel into some of the most fire-prone areas during the
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