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Entry Points for Transformative Digital Accessibility Praxis Reflections

ByCanDAREDec 10, 2024

An urban courtyard features a flowerbed of yellow and purple flowers by the entry points, nestled among a large tree and modern brick buildings. Two bicycles are parked nearby, adding charm to this lively scene.

The kind of checklists that typically shadow digital accessibility in education are antithetical to transformative, relational praxis. However, we do…

Permethrin: An underused tool for prevention of tick-borne infection

ByCanadian Lyme Disease FoundationDec 10, 2024

Two people walking on a forest path, carrying backpacks and maps, are surrounded by lush green foliage. They've treated their gear with Permethrin as a prevention measure against tick-borne infection, ensuring a safe and enjoyable trek through nature's beauty.

Permethrin treated clothing is often recommended as an evidence-based means of preventing tick bites. Unfortunately, in Canada, there are limited…

Jean talks about the importance of qualitative research and why he writes poetry

Jean talks about the importance of qualitative research and why he writes poetry

December 9, 2024

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Hey Neighbour Collective

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Archiving and curation

Archiving and curation

December 7, 2024

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Place-based knowledge enriches our understanding of biodiversity change

Place-based knowledge enriches our understanding of biodiversity change

December 6, 2024

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Raincoast Conservation Foundation

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Canada Council: thank you!

Jun 6, 2017

A young man running in a park with cones in the background.

A New Format for 2023

Nov 7, 2022

A group of people posing in a forest.

Field dreams

Feb 13, 2019

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What would it be like to study wolves?

Nov 11, 2020

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SwimRun Victoria in the News

Feb 8, 2018

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Islands 2050: What will the Gulf Islands look like in 25 years?

Apr 13, 2021

A man in a boat with a group of brown bears.

ACS Lab project featured on CBC’s The Nature of Things

Feb 5, 2022

A person using a knife to cut a piece of paper.

1:1 (25 minutes) Reciprocity: The large camera and the studio wall

Apr 15, 2023

A brown bear cub swimming in the water.

The BC government is seeking feedback on their draft Grizzly Bear Stewardship Framework

Aug 31, 2023

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Marine operations

Dec 27, 2020

A black and white drawing of a woman in various poses.

Intergenerational M21 Event!

Mar 15, 2012

35th Annual Islands Celtic Festival

Apr 28, 2019

2020 6 months and counting

2020 – 6 months and counting

Jul 5, 2020

A person is pouring a liquid into a bottle.

Assessing whether the 2021 floods caused a spillover of pollutants into fish habitat in the lower Fraser Valley

Mar 24, 2022

We’re moving to 1928 Oak Bay Ave!

ByArbutus Physiotherapy & Health Centre

Measuring tree heights with lasers

ByRaincoast Conservation Foundation

Four months of learning

ByRaincoast Applied Conservation Science Lab

1619: Rethinking the economic history of America (2)

ByEmotional Intelligence Microblog

Seismic survey threatens endangered whales

ByRaincoast Conservation Foundation

Events: Tall Tales, Long Lenses and Wildlife Conservation with John E. Marriott

ByRaincoast Conservation Foundation

Our J̶e̶d̶i̶ Holiday Gift to You

ByHuman Powered Racing

David Cory: Courage to Coach and Coaching with Courage

ByEITC | The Emotional Intelligence Training Company

Looking for a physiotherapist to join our team

ByArbutus Physiotherapy & Health Centre

Triathlon of Compassion – Volunteer Opportunities

ByHuman Powered Racing

Webinar: Emotional intelligence and gender

ByEmotional Intelligence Microblog

Plastic pollution threatens salmon, whales and people

ByRaincoast Conservation Foundation

Research, policy, and governance for Fraser River salmon

ByRaincoast Conservation Foundation

Painkillers, pesticides, and cocaine among the contaminants found in Fraser Valley floodwaters in late 2021

ByRaincoast Conservation Foundation

The Break Through Your Barriers Masterclass, free

ByEmotional Intelligence Microblog

Triathlon of Compassion Roundup

ByHuman Powered Racing

Black and white image of a smiling person in a suit against a soundwave graphic. Text reads "EITC: Emotional Intelligence Training Company Inc. with David Cory. Know. Engage. Lead.

David Cory talks with Kari Lotzien on Be the Anchor

Emotional Intelligence MicroblogDec 3, 2024

In a pristine Canadian stream, two salmon glide gracefully among rocks and logs. As they navigate this clear waterway, efforts to regulate pollutants like 6PPD ensure their environment remains untouched and inviting.

Take action: Urge Canada to regulate salmon-killing pollutant, 6PPD

Raincoast Conservation FoundationDec 2, 2024

A distant view of the Salish Sea reveals a body of water with trees in the background. A fin is visible cutting through the water's surface, hinting at mysteries below. In the foreground, a boat's railing and rope frame this tranquil scene, perfect for a day spent learning about sailing.

Sailing and learning in the Salish Sea

Raincoast Conservation FoundationDec 2, 2024

A person in a white coat stands outside near a brick building, reflecting on the recent $2 million gift that fuels Lyme research at the University of Guelph.

$2 million gift boosts University of Guelph Lyme research lab

Canadian Lyme Disease FoundationDec 2, 2024

Three people smiling, each holding different posters, stand before a red backdrop emblazoned with "creating space for transformative conversation." The scene buzzes with energy reminiscent of Housing Central 2024 and captures the spirit of the Hey Neighbour Collective.

Hey Neighbour Collective at Housing Central 2024

Hey Neighbour CollectiveNov 29, 2024

A terracotta pot graces a balcony with black wrought iron railing, echoing the timeless traditions of Évora against a yellow and white building facade with windows.

Exploring Évora: Ancient Roots, Timeless Traditions

Ana BuzzalinoNov 28, 2024

Aerial view of a coastal region with turquoise and deep blue waters, revealing a curving peninsula lined with trees. Nearby herring dart through the sea as a distant mountainous landscape looms under a partly cloudy sky.

MCC submits feedback to the 2024/2025 herring IFMP

MCC | Pacific Marine Conservation CaucusNov 28, 2024

Three illustrated workshop posters titled "Building Social Connections in Practice" focus on neighborly connections, affordability, and housing policies. The background features a community setting brought to life with line art drawing, emphasizing the importance of practice in fostering lasting relationships.

Building Social Connections in Practice

Hey Neighbour CollectiveNov 27, 2024

People attended a symposium titled "A Place Like Home: Community & Housing in Research" in a conference room, one year ago.

Looking back one year ago: A Place Like Home symposium

Hey Neighbour CollectiveNov 27, 2024

Two cushioned chairs and a small table on a sunny apartment balcony with potted plants create the perfect spot for relaxation, blending home improvement with social design to enhance your living space's charm and functionality.

Designing Socially Connected Homes – small changes to make a big difference

Hey Neighbour CollectiveNov 26, 2024

Night view of Ottawa's skyline with Parliament Hill, the heart of the federal government, illuminated and reflecting on the Ottawa River under a cloudy sky.

Federal government still not listening to Lyme sufferers

Canadian Lyme Disease FoundationNov 26, 2024

Hexagonal icons depicting sea life, ocean diagnostics tools, and a map over a mountain lake backdrop highlight innovative solutions for microfibre pollution. Logos for Ocean Diagnostics and Raincoast Conservation Foundation are at the bottom.

Environment News

New report tackles microfibre pollution crisis, outlines solutions

Raincoast Conservation FoundationNov 26, 2024

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Education Health

Events!

Kori DotyNov 25, 2024

Three orcas swim close together, exhaling mist as they surface in the sunlit, calm waters of the Salish Sea. Their graceful movements add a dynamic layer to the serene soundscapes captured by nearby hydrophones.

Hydrophone diaries: eavesdropping on the soundscapes of the Salish Sea

Raincoast Conservation FoundationNov 25, 2024

Aerial view of a coastal city in Portugal, with visible docks, shimmering waters, buildings, and lush green spaces. Clouds are scattered above the scene under a blue sky, capturing the soul of Portugal with its breathtaking landscape.

Discovering the Soul of Portugal

Ana BuzzalinoNov 24, 2024

A group of six people smiling, two making peace signs, stand proudly with a sign behind them. Text on the image reads, "We raised $2335 for our orgs! THANK YOU for your support!" Celebrate with us at the Green Muse Herbs Fundraising Prize Draw event.

H&H and Green Muse Herbs Fundraising Prize Draw: THANK YOU EVERYONE!!

Heart & Hands Health CollectiveNov 23, 2024

Colorful nests of uncooked pasta in green, red, yellow, and orange, arranged on a light surface—like vibrant passcode keepers guarding the secrets of a well-managed kitchen.

Security is a process: new adopters of passcode keepers make us happy

Pink Sheep DesignNov 22, 2024

Two athletes celebrate at the finish line of the Honeymoon Half Gravel Tri, proudly displaying their medals and sharing smiles that explain their hard-earned victory.

The Honeymoon Half Explained

West Shore YouthNov 21, 2024

Two scientists in lab coats analyze data on a computer and microscope in a laboratory, exploring emerging approaches to alleviate persistent Lyme disease.

Education Health

Study: Current and emerging approaches for alleviating persistent Lyme disease

Canadian Lyme Disease FoundationNov 21, 2024

A wolf, intent on its path, splashes through the shallow water as if delivering urgent mail to nature's doorstep.

Mail is down, but our conservation work continues

Raincoast Conservation FoundationNov 21, 2024