News Items tag as: Rochelle Baker

Canada's oceans on the crest of a transformative decade
May 11, 2021 - 8:00 PM

Canada is in the enviable position of having the longest coastline in the world.
Critics cut into B.C.'s progress on protection plan for old-growth forests
March 15, 2021 - 9:00 PM

B.C.’s forestry minister made clear a moratorium on old-growth logging is off the table as she responded to critics of the government’s progress on a promise to overhaul its approach to forestry.
Is the lowly sea cucumber the new superhero of sustainable aquaculture?
March 05, 2021 - 9:00 PM

Most coastal residents are suitably enthralled with charismatic or charming marine animals such as killer whales, the iconic Pacific salmon or furry sea otters.
Cultivating radical change by gabbing about gardening
March 01, 2021 - 6:30 AM

It’s no biggie.
Are B.C. trophy hunters shooting themselves in the foot?
February 15, 2021 - 9:00 AM

Trophy hunting of wolves, grizzly bears and cougars may endanger hunters as well as the animals they target, a new study suggests.
Canadian seaweed may be the secret to taming belchy cows, tackling climate change
January 29, 2021 - 6:00 PM

Canadian scientists are investigating whether regional seaweeds might be the new superfood for cows, and battle climate change in the process.
Should Canada be hungry to farm seaweed? This marine biologist thinks so
January 28, 2021 - 7:00 PM

Harvesting seaweed on the B.C. coast has been the on-and-off-again dream of back-to-landers intent on subsisting on nature's bounty since the '60s and '70s.
The burning question: What pollution and health threats are lurking in wood stoves?
January 14, 2021 - 6:00 AM

If the stereotype associated with country living holds fast, folks in Canada’s small towns and rural communities should be relishing the benefits of fresh, clean air.
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ONE YEAR LATER: Memories of Snowbird crash fresh in minds of Kamloops residents
Residents of a Kamloops neighbourhood are still grappling with the fallout from a Canadian Snowbird plummeting from the sky and crashing through the peace of their everyday lives. An obvious reminder of the May 17, 2020 crash that killed Ca

New Okanagan-produced fermented coffee drink hits the shelves
We have definitely become a drink culture with so many delicious options available now — with and without alcohol. Virgin bevvies have become better than ever with the arrival of kombucha and chilled coffee products swerving into the super

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News Items tag as: Rochelle Baker

Canada's oceans on the crest of a transformative decade

Critics cut into B.C.'s progress on protection plan for old-growth forests

Is the lowly sea cucumber the new superhero of sustainable aquaculture?

Cultivating radical change by gabbing about gardening

Are B.C. trophy hunters shooting themselves in the foot?

Canadian seaweed may be the secret to taming belchy cows, tackling climate change

Should Canada be hungry to farm seaweed? This marine biologist thinks so

The burning question: What pollution and health threats are lurking in wood stoves?

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