Environmental toxicities: Confounding presentations 
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Environmental toxicities: Confounding presentations 

Canadian Lyme Disease Foundation Jun 20, 2026
Community photo album, Tri of Compassion 2026

Community photo album, Tri of Compassion 2026

Jun 20, 2026
Highlights in Lyme disease research 2024-2026

Highlights in Lyme disease research 2024-2026

Jun 18, 2026
Unlocking large-scale killer whale analysis

Unlocking large-scale killer whale analysis

Jun 17, 2026
Audience members seated and facing a stage during a research conference on Lyme disease, with the panel of 2024-2026 speakers blurred in the background. The focus is on attendees engaged in the event.

Highlights in Lyme disease research 2024-2026

ByCanadian Lyme Disease FoundationJun 18, 2026
Three people walk together down a paved path in a park surrounded by green trees and grass, viewed from behind—a peaceful moment that highlights the importance of restoring safe public spaces and ending violence against women.

Restore: Ending Violence Against Women

ByRespect For WomenJun 18, 2026
A single killer whale surfaces in a calm, open sea with a spout of mist rising from its blowhole under a cloudy sky.

Unlocking large-scale killer whale analysis

ByRaincoast Conservation FoundationJun 17, 2026
Two women standing outdoors; one woman is helping the other adjust her earbud as they share a set of earphones, getting ready to listen to their favorite podcast, Season Two.

Season Two of the podcast is coming!

ByWhen Love HurtsJun 17, 2026
Poster for the BookISH book drive and fundraiser at Island Sexual Health, with dates for donating, a book sale, cartoon characters, and all event details at Books & Shenanigans, 347 Cook St.

Book-ISH – A book drive and sale fundraiser

ByIsland Sexual HealthJun 15, 2026
A brick plaza with benches, people sitting and talking, and a few individuals walking or standing near circular planters with trees—an inviting spot highlighted during Loneliness Awareness Week to foster connection.

Loneliness Awareness Week 

ByHey Neighbour CollectiveJun 15, 2026
Three wolves walk across a snowy landscape, leaving tracks behind them—a poignant scene amid the BC government's five-year approval of killing wolves in the region. Two wolves are black and one is gray.

The BC government is seeking its second five-year approval to continue killing wolves

ByRaincoast Conservation FoundationJun 15, 2026
Two wolves walk through a snowy forest in BC, surrounded by snow-covered trees and underbrush, untouched by wolf killing policies.

BC seeks another five years of wolf killing: Our technical feedback

ByRaincoast Conservation FoundationJun 15, 2026
A walkway passes through rows of bright red torii gates with black Japanese inscriptions at Fushimi Inari Shrine in Japan, inviting you to immerse yourself in the travel experience of going back in time.

I’m Going Back to Japan – Come With Me

ByAna BuzzalinoJun 15, 2026
A group of adults poses for a photo in a gymnasium at the Victoria Native Friendship Centre, standing and kneeling in front of a large art mural—capturing true Connection in Action.

Connection in Action profile: Victoria Native Friendship Centre

ByBuilding Resilient NeighbourhoodsJun 11, 2026
A poster titled “Actions for Loneliness Awareness Week” is surrounded by colorful sticky notes with handwritten suggestions from connectors, all aimed at building connection and combating loneliness.

Real ideas for building connection: What connectors are doing for Loneliness Awareness Week

ByBuilding Resilient NeighbourhoodsJun 11, 2026
Several Chinook salmon swim underwater among rocks and algae, with one fish prominently in the foreground and others in the background—a fascinating scene for research on their natural habitat.

Harvesting immature Chinook is shrinking salmon and reducing future returns, new research finds

ByRaincoast Conservation FoundationJun 10, 2026