Breaking the surface
– by Alejandro Frid – image: Alejandro Frid diving at the Halkett Bioherm in Howe Sound. Photo by Adam Taylor. October 27, 2009. A clear … Read more
Month: April 2019
Biophilia and the health benefits of nature
– by Chanchal Cabrera and Thierry Vrain – Nature Deficit Disorder is an informal diagnostic term used to describe what happens when people disconnect from … Read more
Mindfulness – from Asia to the Fraser Valley
– by Seonaigh MacPherson – photo: Seonaigh MacPherson (fourth from left) in India. When you train the mind to focus on something like the breath, … Read more
Secret purpose of proposed Roberts Bank Terminal 2 revealed
A special independent supplement originally published by Action In Time – by Paul George & Susan Jones – Massive manmade island oil terminal planned for … Read more
Maintaining end-of-life care standards in British Columbia
Partners In Care Alliance Society (PICA) is the continuation of a mission started 40 years ago by a diverse group of people concerned about the … Read more
Pushback against 5G wireless grows
– by Paul H. LeMay – In the United States, an increasing number of environmentalists, labour unions, and municipal councils (the City of Portland being … Read more
Digital privacy at the Canadian border
INDEPENDENT MEDIA by Victoria Henry Our digital devices – like cell phones, laptops, and hard drives – contain some of our most personal, private information. … Read more
Vegan kid alert
NUTRISPEAK by Vesanto Melina and Gillian M. Walters Children tend to gravitate to animals and love them. Adults guide them to care for companion animals; … Read more
Little known about fracking impacts
SCIENCE MATTERS by David Suzuki Earthquakes, methane emissions, scarred landscapes, water depletion and contamination are just a few known effects of hydraulic fracturing, or fracking. … Read more
StarWise-April 2019
STARWISE by Mac McLaughlin The Aries New Moon takes place on April 5. It signals a new start in a new direction that will unfold … Read more