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B.C.’s anti-racism data committee reappointed to new terms
Three years after their initial appointment, the Province has reappointed 10 members to the anti-racism data committee.
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More youth will be supported with tools to prevent addiction, substance use
More young people will soon have better access to the tools they need to manage stress, build resilience and prevent early substance use and mental-health challenges with the expansion of drug- and substance-use prevention supports. View the full article from the original source
NRC IRAP and Innovate BC invest in high-impact cleantech projects through the BC Fast Pilot program
7th round of funding will help 11 British Columbia (B.C.) companies pilot technologies that will support the development of a more sustainable, inclusive and innovative B.C. economy September 24, 2025 – Vancouver, B.C. – National Research Council of Canada Canadian small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are at the forefront of innovation and developing world-class solutions…
Governor General Mary Simon hosts event ahead of Truth and Reconciliation Day – September 29, 2025
At Rideau Hall, Governor General Mary Simon hosts a gathering ahead of the National Day Truth and Reconciliation to reflect upon then years since the release of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s final report. Simon is joined by resident school survivors, health support workers and others. source
Conservative MP Rachael Thomas discusses her private member’s bill – September 23, 2025
Rachael Thomas, the Conservative critic for Canadian identity and culture, speaks with reporters on Parliament Hill about the introduction of her private member’s bill. source
Annonce fédérale concernant la biofabrication – 19 septembre 2025
Lors d’un point de presse à Laval, au Québec, la ministre de l’Industrie, Mélanie Joly, et la ministre de la Santé, Marjorie Michel, font une annonce concernant le secteur de la biofabrication au Canada. Elles sont accompagnées de Stéphane Bancel, PDG de Moderna. source
Conservation and collaboration: bridging Indigenous knowledge and scholarly research
In a world where conservation efforts increasingly recognize the importance of Indigenous rights and sustainable development, innovative research initiatives are crucial. Leading this important work is Dr. Courtney Mason, a professor and Canada Research Chair in Tourism Management and Natural Resource Science at Thompson Rivers University (TRU). Mason’s current team project, Indigenous-led Conservation for Reconciliation…
