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Discussions continue on the Columbia River Treaty
Canadian and United States representatives continue discussions toward a modernized Columbia River Treaty. Canada and the U.S. met informally four times this year on March…
Next round of Columbia River Treaty negotiations upcoming
Katrine Conroy, B.C.’s Minister Responsible for the Columbia River Treaty, says she is confident the under-renegotiation treaty will be successfully modernized ahead of the next…
Webinar series shares local First Nations water knowledge
Indigenous Water Relations within the Columbia Basin is a new webinar series hosted by Living Lakes Canada, the water stewardship non-governmental organization (NGO) based in…
College of the Rockies hosting Indigenous Speaker Series
Indigenous cultures and reconciliation are focus of the virtual series College of the Rockies will be recognizing National Indigenous History Month in June with virtual…
Winter wonder and the mi¢̕qaqas
By Lorene Keitch / Wildsight Coats zipped up, brightly-coloured toques secured over ears. Mittens more or less on, snow pants bunched on tops of boots….
The Ponderosa: A Wasa Story
By Nowell Berg Op-Ed Commentary Sometime in the spring of 1840, one Ponderosa pine tree seed, enveloped by a thin organic sail pod, floats on…
Spring’s yellow carpet
By Ian Adams Early May brings the East Kootenay’s most stunning and best-known floral display, arrowleaf balsamroot. Colloquially known as Okanagan sunflower in the Okanagan…
With care the Curlews can keep dancing
By Ian Adams Op-Ed Commentary The wave is heading north! While the Canada-US border may be closed to non-essential human travel, wildlife still moves freely…
The Indomitable Prairie Crocus
By Ian Adams Op-Ed Commentary The word “fragile” is often used to describe wildflowers. They certainly appear to fit the word. Usually looked on as…