A female grizzly bear and two cubs could possibly herald the coming of a grizzly population to Vancouver Island, which hasn’t had the bears since the last ice age.
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When a Female Grizzly Swims to Shore | The Tyee
A bear and her two cubs decided to make Vancouver Island their home. It could mark the beginning of a new era.
🐋🕊🐕 We’re endlessly fascinated by local critters, big and small. And there are always more to learn about from our readers’ backyards. So Tyee readers, what’s your favourite local critter?
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What’s Your Favourite Local Critter? | The Tyee
Despite the rising number of COVID cases, overwhelmed hospitals and the tremendous long-term toll on individuals, prevention efforts have been abandoned. Andrew Nikiforuk writes.
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As COVID Surges, the High Price of Viral Denial | The Tyee
Canada’s health system reels as by one estimate 1,000 die weekly. Each infection carries risks. Where’s the prevention?
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#Exclusive: On the heels of the last significant police action on #Wetsuweten territory, B.C. quietly embarked on a process to “streamline” its response to what it saw as a rising wave of protests across the province. @npub1t9l5...3fa2 reports.
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BC’s Secretive Plan to Tighten Protest Response | The Tyee
Amidst Fairy Creek and CGL conflicts, the province quietly re-evaluated how it manages civil disobedience. A Tyee exclusive.
Welcome, @npub1gl7q...vsd0, to The Tyee! 🤩 The veteran journalist and resource industry researcher explains why he’s starting a new chapter in our pages.
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Ace Reporter Ben Parfitt Joins The Tyee | The Tyee
The veteran journalist and resource industry researcher explains why he’s starting a new chapter in our pages.
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“Western voters in recent weeks have demonstrated they’re exhausted, angry and frustrated with incumbents — but they’ve also indicated that when offered a choice between far-right ideology and policies that address struggles, they’ll opt for the latter.”
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How to Beat Out the Far Right at the Ballot | The Tyee
The real lesson from recent French and UK elections: progressives should work together.
The scalable model keeps thousands of bicycles out of landfills every year, and helps cyclists fix their rides on the cheap. 🚲
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The Enduring Power of Community Bike Shops | The Tyee
The scalable model keeps thousands of bicycles out of landfills every year, and helps cyclists fix their rides on the cheap.
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For nearly six days, water was accumulating behind a 30-metre-high debris accumulation deposited by a massive landslide across Chilcotin River. The river reduced to a trickle. But on Monday, the B.C. Interior finally got the alert they were waiting for.
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Disaster Dodged in Chilcotin River Landslide | The Tyee
Authorities, still urging caution, got the gradual flow they were hoping for.
Apparently Yesenia from Russia, Fay from England and Belle from France who has no Twitter followers are “northern Ontarios” “still buzzing” from Pierre Poilievre’s rally in Kirkland Lake! Steve Burgess on whether PP is winning the battle of the bots.
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Please Advise! Is Poilievre Winning the Battle of the Bots? | The Tyee
Of course, says Dr. Steve. Just ask Yesenia from Russia.
As fellow animals, our ancestors took time to marvel at the sheer intensity of the lives of their sisters and brothers. Now we just call them species. And we dutifully count their disappearance like accountants. Andrew Nikiforuk writes.
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The Parable of the Vulture | The Tyee
Why did 50 million disappear from the skies? How did those deaths ripple to humans below?
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