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Scott Wallace: Heat dome plus lowest tides of year equal lethal combination for sea creatures Opinion: Last monthâs events provided a glimpse into a menacing future of human-caused climate disruption. Itâs not just about the billion-plus animals that died. Marine food webs are inconceivably interconnected Author of the article: Scott Wallace Publishing date: Jul 13, 2021  â¢Â 9 hours ago  â¢Â 3 minute read  â¢Â When extreme low tides and high temperatures coincided in late June, billions of the world s hardiest creatures clams, mussels, limpets and more were wiped out in the intertidal zone. It was a shocking glimpse into a future we must avoid. For Van Sun op-ed by Scott Wallace. James Thompson photo jpg ....
Article content At the same time, weâre burning with shame about the daily news of bodies being located in unmarked graves at the sites of former residential schools â 215 in Kamloops, 700 at the Marieval Residential School in Saskatchewan and 182 at St. Eugeneâs Mission School in Lower Kootenay thus far. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Arden Henley and Linda Thyer: Burning, burning, burning Back to video While not linked in their media coverage, these events are profoundly connected. They reflect the way, as settlers on this coast, we have pillaged the natural world and violated its original inhabitants. ....
Allison Daniel: Nutrition researchers saw malnourished children at residential schools as perfect test subjects Opinion: For residential school survivors, malnutrition has lasting effects. Starvation during childhood increases risk of chronic conditions, and research indicates severe malnutrition may even cause epigenetic changes that can be passed on through generations Author of the article: Allison Daniel Publishing date: Jul 04, 2021 • 7 hours ago • 4 minute read • The principal of Alberni Indian Residential School, claimed the malnutrition was caused by traditional diets and ways of living. The nutrition experiments, alongside the profoundly inadequate and low-quality foods given to children in residential schools, aligned perfectly with the mandate of assimilation. Photo by The United Church of Canada Arch /PNG ....
Article content We have watched in astonishment and then horror as temperatures continued to creep upwards. On June 27, Lytton’s temperature of 46.6 had already surpassed the previous Canadian record of 45 degrees Celsius, recorded in 1937. On June 28, It reached 47.9 and on June 29, 49.6. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Larry Barzelai and Warren Bell: We need to stop B.C. from burning Back to video Dozens of other cities in B.C. also broke previous heat records. The cities of Kamloops, Kelowna and Osoyoos all surpassed the 45-degree record. Every material has a combustion point. For the community of Lytton, this was reached on June 30, when ferocious and implacable fires engulfed the town, causing massive and heartbreaking destruction. ....
Dave Porter, Justin Trudeau and John Horgan: Lower Post residential school was a place of terror and desperate loneliness Opinion: For the community, the demolition of the building this week offers a powerful symbol of hope for the future and the promise and possibilities of reconciliation Author of the article: Dave Porter  â¢Â Justin Trudeau and John Horgan Publishing date: Jul 02, 2021  â¢Â 7 hours ago  â¢Â 5 minute read  â¢Â This past week the Lower Post residential school building, a source of trauma and painful memories, was demolished and the grounds blessed in ceremony to prepare for a new multi-purpose cultural centre â a space for self-government meetings, for social and cultural gatherings. Photo by Justin Kennedy Photo by MANU KEGGENHOFF /PNG ....