Letter in Science challenges Alberta’s ill-advised black bear hunting policy
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Letter in Science challenges Alberta’s ill-advised black bear hunting policy

Raincoast Conservation Foundation Sep 24, 2026
Through the lens: Celebrating the coastal grey wolf and Canada Post’s wolf stamp

Through the lens: Celebrating the coastal grey wolf and Canada Post’s wolf stamp

Sep 24, 2026
Equip the mission

Equip the mission

Sep 23, 2026
New short film showcases Raincoast scientists’ work investigating killer whale communication

New short film showcases Raincoast scientists’ work investigating killer whale communication

Sep 23, 2026
Event banner for the launch of the Eric C. Douglass Centre for Creative Changemaking at Royal Roads University, featuring presentations and interactive sessions on Creative Changemaking, October 23-24.

VCST to present at Centre for Creative Changemaking

ByVictoria Coalition for Survivors of TortureSep 23, 2026
People stand on a boat equipped with large speakers, surrounded by mountains and water. Text reads “Learning to Listen,” highlighting Raincoast scientists as they explore killer whale communication in this captivating short film. Three award laurels are displayed at the bottom of the image.

New short film showcases Raincoast scientists’ work investigating killer whale communication

ByRaincoast Conservation FoundationSep 23, 2026
A headset rests on the open screen of a laptop on a desk with papers, a mug, and a potted plant in the background—ideal for students utilizing Text-to-Speech technology during their Post-Secondary studies.

Why are so many students using Text-to-Speech to read in Post-Secondary?

ByCanDARESep 23, 2026
A stone building with multiple windows, an arched entrance, and a staircase, surrounded by trees and benches on a cloudy day—an inviting setting where students gather to discuss everything from campus life to the latest scholarship opportunity.

Scholarship opportunity for undergraduates with a project focused on Lyme disease or other tick-borne diseases

ByCanadian Lyme Disease FoundationSep 22, 2026
Three orcas swim close together at the surface of a blue ocean, their dorsal fins visible above the water, not far from the Fraser River Estuary—a region impacted by fast-track projects like the Canada oil pipeline.

Why Canada must not fast-track an oil pipeline into the Fraser River Estuary

ByRaincoast Conservation FoundationSep 22, 2026
Two people sitting against a yellow wall each hold signs; one reads “Heart & Hands Turns 16!!” and the other reads “Enter our Humans of Heart & Hands Drive <3” in celebration of the H&H anniversary and upcoming donation drive.

H&H turns 16: enter our Humans of Heart & Hands Drive!

ByHeart & Hands Health CollectiveSep 22, 2026
A small green fish, likely a non-salmonid species from the Roberts Bank region, lies next to a ruler in a clear container filled with water, measuring about 13 centimeters in length.

Meet the non-salmonids of Roberts Bank eelgrass habitat

ByRaincoast Conservation FoundationSep 22, 2026
A black-and-white night vision photo of a wolf carrying prey in its mouth—possibly a salmon—as it walks through grass and vegetation. The wolf’s eyes reflect the camera flash, highlighting the raw connection between predator and prey in the nocturnal wilderness.

A wolf’s connection to salmon

ByRaincoast Conservation FoundationSep 21, 2026
Quiltfest Virtual Schoolhouse 15 banner with event dates October 14–17, 2026, over a background of quilt patterns, highlighting upcoming classes for quilting enthusiasts.

A Couple of Classes Coming up

ByAna BuzzalinoSep 21, 2026
Venn diagram showing factors in embodied knowledge and meaning-making in health, including illness experience, healthcare challenges, policy, advocacy, and community engagement—highlighting patient narratives from Nova Scotia and experiences with Lyme disease.

Living with persistent illness and uncertainty: Patient narratives on Lyme disease in Nova Scotia, Canada

ByCanadian Lyme Disease FoundationSep 20, 2026
Old-fashioned and lively, this colorful poster invites you to the Fiddle & Thistle barn dance on October 24 at St Matthias Church Hall. Entry is $25 and the design features guitars, a violin, and even a dancing giraffe—capturing the joyful spirit of this classic event!.

Fiddle & Thistle Old Fashioned Barn Dance

ByVictoria Fiddle SocietySep 19, 2026
Three orcas swim close together in the ocean; an informational flyer about Southern Residents’ recovery and threat reduction is overlaid on the left side of the image.

Scientists agree: Southern Residents can recover, but only if threats are reduced

ByRaincoast Conservation FoundationSep 18, 2026