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Endangered Species All across Canada

January 26, 2020

WWF of Canada on their “Living Planet Report” stated that the wildlife population in Canada…

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Dogs Shouldn’t Die On their Own

January 26, 2020

Rescue involves having resources and the right goals. The primary goal is to save dogs…

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Signals of Fire

January 26, 2019

As you hike past the Pacific Crest Trail of Oregon, you can see the Columbia…

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Current Political Issues in Canada: Indigenous Rights News Update – What Changed and What to Watch in 2026

August 10, 2026

Canada's political landscape in 2026 continues to be defined by a stark pattern: bold promises…

Diverse group of Indigenous and Black women standing together outside civic buildings, with courthouse and school-like silhouettes blurred in the background to represent systemic intersections of racism and feminism.
Equity and Representation

What Is Racism in Canada (and How Does It Intersect with Feminism)?

July 20, 2026

Racism in Canada is the systemic allocation of power, resources, and dignity along racial lines,…

Split view of a Canadian forest clearing with a clear stream and green evergreen trees on one side, and charred stumps with distant wildfire smoke on the other under a stormy sky.
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Canada Wants to Be the World’s Environmental Hero — But Can’t Fix Its Own Backyard

June 29, 2026

Canada positions itself as a climate leader on the world stage, pledging billions in international…

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Meet Some LGBTQ artists from Canada

January 26, 2020

In recognition of the Pride Month, we have a shortlist of LGBTQ Canadian artists who…

Endangered Species All across Canada

January 26, 2020

Dogs Shouldn’t Die On their Own

January 26, 2020

Signals of Fire

January 26, 2019
Indigenous woman in winter clothing with a Métis-patterned sash-like textile in the foreground, with a softly blurred Parliament Hill silhouette in the background.

Current Political Issues in Canada: Indigenous Rights News Update – What Changed and What to Watch in 2026

August 10, 2026
Diverse group of Indigenous and Black women standing together outside civic buildings, with courthouse and school-like silhouettes blurred in the background to represent systemic intersections of racism and feminism.

What Is Racism in Canada (and How Does It Intersect with Feminism)?

July 20, 2026
Split view of a Canadian forest clearing with a clear stream and green evergreen trees on one side, and charred stumps with distant wildfire smoke on the other under a stormy sky.

Canada Wants to Be the World’s Environmental Hero — But Can’t Fix Its Own Backyard

June 29, 2026

Meet Some LGBTQ artists from Canada

January 26, 2020

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Endangered Species All across Canada

Endangered Species All across Canada

WWF of Canada on their “Living Planet Report” stated that the wildlife population in Canada had declined since 1970. About 903 endangered species decreased in number, that is an average of 83%. A lot of factors have contributed to this problem and the activities of humans are included in those factors. Here are a few selected places in the country that has endangered species in them: British Columbia British Columbia is where most grizzly bears can be found. Their numbers have lowered down due to the deliberate killing of people …

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Dogs Shouldn’t Die On their Own

Dogs Shouldn’t Die On their Own

Rescue involves having resources and the right goals. The primary goal is to save dogs as much as a rescuing team can handle. Making a decision can be a dilemma when it comes to a senior dog. According to the experts, Rescuing a senior dog will need more of a rescuer’s time and finances. With that in mind, let me share to you a story about a dog rescued by Redemption paws. Several people do have some kind of affection for these dogs, yet most of them deny a senior …

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Signals of Fire

Signals of Fire

As you hike past the Pacific Crest Trail of Oregon, you can see the Columbia River which is the home of many different salmon species. The trail also includes a rich group of plants that are native such as the calypso orchids, trillium, Oregon anemones and more. The moss in this trail was as deep as 12 inches, but that was just history. Presently, it’s just starting to regrow after a calamity. On the year 2017, a blaze started to ignite the Columbia River passage located at Eagle Creek. The fire …

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Current Political Issues in Canada: Indigenous Rights News Update – What Changed and What to Watch in 2026

Canada's political landscape in 2026 continues to be defined by a stark…

Diverse group of Indigenous and Black women standing together outside civic buildings, with courthouse and school-like silhouettes blurred in the background to represent systemic intersections of racism and feminism. Equity and Representation
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What Is Racism in Canada (and How Does It Intersect with Feminism)?

Racism in Canada is the systemic allocation of power, resources, and dignity…

Split view of a Canadian forest clearing with a clear stream and green evergreen trees on one side, and charred stumps with distant wildfire smoke on the other under a stormy sky. Environmental
June 29, 2026

Canada Wants to Be the World’s Environmental Hero — But Can’t Fix Its Own Backyard

Canada positions itself as a climate leader on the world stage, pledging…

Indigenous woman in winter clothing with a Métis-patterned sash-like textile in the foreground, with a softly blurred Parliament Hill silhouette in the background.
Health

Current Political Issues in Canada: Indigenous Rights News Update – What Changed and What to Watch in 2026

August 10, 2026

Canada's political landscape in 2026 continues to be defined by a stark pattern: bold promises…

Diverse group of Indigenous and Black women standing together outside civic buildings, with courthouse and school-like silhouettes blurred in the background to represent systemic intersections of racism and feminism.
Equity and Representation

What Is Racism in Canada (and How Does It Intersect with Feminism)?

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Racism in Canada is the systemic allocation of power, resources, and dignity along racial lines,…

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Iranians blew up Ukraine’s Airline as claimed by the Western leaders

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Canada provides help to Australia after the Forest Fire

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About 100 Canadian experts on fire were sent to help Australia fight the strongest forest…

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You might be wondering who is fit the be the next Conservative leader? Here are…

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Current Political Issues in Canada: Indigenous Rights News Update – What Changed and What to Watch in 2026

August 10, 2026
Diverse group of Indigenous and Black women standing together outside civic buildings, with courthouse and school-like silhouettes blurred in the background to represent systemic intersections of racism and feminism.

What Is Racism in Canada (and How Does It Intersect with Feminism)?

July 20, 2026
Split view of a Canadian forest clearing with a clear stream and green evergreen trees on one side, and charred stumps with distant wildfire smoke on the other under a stormy sky.

Canada Wants to Be the World’s Environmental Hero — But Can’t Fix Its Own Backyard

June 29, 2026
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