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- Oct 1, 2026
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The Indigenous-Led Waste Facility That’s Helping the Earth | The Tyee (opens the original)
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Joshua Gottfriedsen was sitting on the shore of the Fraser River when his dad pulled a fish out of a net. Pointing to various parts of the sockeye salmon, his father, Bucky John, said it’s important to use every part of the fish. Some pieces are better in soup, others for dog food, and you always give the guts back to the river for animals to eat. So Gottfriedsen was caught off guard when he learned how his nation’s landfill was harming the planet. Now 41, the Tk̓emlúps te Secwépemc member says
Truck Crashes and Fuel Spills Are Endangering BC’s Wild Sheep | The Tyee (opens the original)
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Tom Fulton is no stranger to cleaning up oil spills. A former reclamation consultant, Fulton spent years in the oil and gas sector remediating sites across the world. He became passionate about helping wildlife and the environment, two factors that also explain why he lives in Toad River, a small northeastern B.C. community that he has called home for nearly 60 years. Like many people who live in that pocket of the province, he fell in love with the mountain views and the roaming wildlife. But i
The Place Where Everybody Shares Your Tools | The Tyee (opens the original)
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Jenny Farkas did not touch any tools as a kid. When her father needed a hand, he turned to her brother for help fixing an appliance or car part. It wasn’t an intentional slight — her father was progressive for the time and allowed Farkas to watch, which she credits for exposing her to trades at a young age. But it wasn’t until adulthood that Farkas got the chance to carry her own tools. She fell in love with furniture making after her partner, Sue, bought a sander. Farkas then wanted to share th
The Buzz Is Growing for This Booster of Bee Health | The Tyee (opens the original)
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Mingyang Sun was looking for answers to a scientific puzzle when he saw a photograph of a movie star covered in bees. He didn’t really know what to make of it, but the image turns out to have been a good omen. Sun was co-founder of a company called Nature Recombined Sciences with Guan Lim, Leonard Sarna and Russ Crawford. The team was trying to make a natural alternative to chemical-based disinfectants that grew in popularity during the COVID-19 pandemic. All four had worked in the cannabis sect
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