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Community currencies improve the connectedness of communities and encourage a more vibrant and diverse local economy.
BC Hydro says it is because we need the energy, but we don’t: their own reports say we can meet current demands through energy conservation. This dam is just plain greedy.
The vulnerability of the energy industry's new wireless smart grid will inevitably lead to lights out for everyone, according to leading cyber expert David Chalk. The entire power grid will be at risk to being taken down by cyber attack, and if installations continue it's only a matter of time.
Richmond City Council will be deciding, within about 3 weeks, whether to accept a resolution to declare itself a GMO-free zone. Please sign this petition to lend your support.
Kevin Arnett is right, we have an obligation not to support this institutionalised culture of child abuse, torture and criminal behaviour.
British Columbia declared all raw milk in the province to be a hazardous substance in 2009 and is the only place in the world to be so afraid of it's natural product to do so.
In 1949 8,900 aboriginal children were placed in residential schools. Now, 27,500+ First Nations children are in foster care.
February 28th, the Museum of Vancouver is host to an interactive public dialogue and presentations from local innovators.
Justice for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women invites you to participate in this year’s Memorial March for Missing and Murdered Women on Feb 14th.
American Academy of Environmental Medicine (AAEM) has adopted a resolution calling for a halt to wireless smart meters. This represents the first national physician’s group to look in-depth at wireless health risks.
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