New B.C. Pet Registry Helps Pets Find Their Way Home
Many pets without any form of permanent identification such as a microchip implant are never reunited with their human families, but the BC SPCA hopes to change that with an innovative new provincial pet identification registry to link missing companion animals with their anxious guardians.
Three Ways to Improve B.C.’s New Carbon Rules
A bill to reduce carbon pollution has significant flaws that will limit this potential benefit and could even weaken B.C.’s climate policies in a worst-case scenario. Below, I’ve highlighted three of the most important weaknesses and offered some ideas on how to address them.
BC Transit Keeps Mum on $5.9 Million Court Award
BC Transit is refusing to answer questions on whether they plan to repeal a Supreme Court judgement that awarded a Whistler doctor $5.9 million for a transit driver’s negligence.
Malala Yousafzai Inspires Canadian filmmaker
Award winning Pakistan- Canadian journalist Mohsin Abbas is soaring high on the wings of a new passion – a documentary film he is making about the remarkable courage of a 15-year-old school girl from his native Pakistan.
Homophobia Rife in Schools, National Survey Finds
By Gagandeep GhumanPublished: Feb. 4, 2012. ‘That’s so gay’ Almost 70 per cent of students heard that phrase being hurled




