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Category: Environment

Viewpoints is a half-hour magazine aired on 30 radio stations across Canada.

Viewpoints, season 1 episode 13

Boris Chassagne - - | 17-06-2022
An aerial view of the tree-lined Hudson Bay Mountain Road

How Wetzin’kwa Community Forest is mitigating wildfires this season

Pamela Haasen - CICK - Smithers • BC | 16-06-2022
an overhead map shows the three phases of construction for a bicycle trail along Highway 16 in the Bulkley Valley.

After 20 plus years, ground breaks for Cycle 16 commuter trail

Pamela Haasen - CICK - Smithers • BC | 15-06-2022
A woman sits at a table with a laptop and a microphone, wearing a mask.

Downtown EV charger on the agenda for town council, plus calls for a permanent climate change coordinator

Erica Butler - CHMA - Sackville • NB | 14-06-2022
Pictured is Alex and Léa standing in front of Renaissance Lac-Brome's office with its business sign serving as the background.

Educational Patrol Project seeks to raise awareness about rainwater runoff

Taylor McClure - CIDI - Knowlton • QC | 13-06-2022
A Western painted turtle tucked into its shell in a gravelly, grassy area.

Turtles and toads on the roads in Revelstoke

Meagan Deuling - VF 2590 - Revelstoke • BC | 10-06-2022
A two story medium sized building with a worn brown brick facade with white four pillared portico.

Future of waste management, roadside littering problem discussed at committee

CJPE - 99.3 FM - CJPE - Picton • ON | 10-06-2022
A photo of Abbotsford Council members

The Valley Roundup: City of Abbotsford approved flood plan, UFV’s Emma Hones wins at National gala

Stephen Munga - CIVL - Abbotsford • BC | 09-06-2022
The front of the town hall for the municipality of Brome Lake. It is an old brick building, with two large windows in the front, with the Town of Brome Lake posted just above the door.

Terrasse Carke is officially a go 

Taylor McClure - CIDI - Knowlton • QC | 09-06-2022
a grizzly bear cub is laying on a floor in a shelter in northern bc

Be “bear aware” as hibernation ends in northern BC

Pamela Haasen - CICK - Smithers • BC | 09-06-2022