The fertilization of corals points towards a flourishing reef despite climate change. -Sabah Ahmed, Toronto. Scientists witnessed a miraculous show of colour when the endangered Great Barrier Reef in the Pacific Ocean gave birth to [Read More]
Newfoundlanders are used to wind and rain but not too massive amounts all at once. On Tuesday, Channel-Port aux Basques, a city located in the southwest of Newfoundland received 165 mm of rain, an amount higher than normal. [Read More]
After record rainfall hit Canada’s west coast last week, Environment Canada has issued another weather warning for British Columbia this week. The Vancouver Island area will be getting hit with not one but two atmospheric [Read More]
It is often thought that volunteer work can only be done through an organization or group. Community work, in general, is associated with charity or even a mandatory task as the outcome of a trial. [Read More]
During these times. The Covid-19 disease has been up and down. From March of 2020 till now, we have gone from daily outbreaks to available vaccinations and everything between the fine lines. Now in terms [Read More]
73-year-old Bill Godfrey is a retired courier driver, but instead of relaxing at home, he uses his free time to clean up litter in his community. The long time Brampton resident is determined to clean [Read More]
Episode 5 – The Weapon A gun that doesn’t kill, a weapon that doesn’t hurt. The target? One of Nature’s worst enemies: plastic.
DAMIAN OMOROGBE Seneca Reporter For years, tenants living in CAPREIT Housing have been complaining about the poor heating in their homes, but countless times, their complaints have been ignored. Harshita Singh, a tenant living in [Read More]
Episode 4 – Spread the Word We all suffer from the effects of plastic pollution and climate change. That is why these activists understand that solutions are not individual: they must be shared.
Episode 3 – The Witch in the Forest When Dr. Karina Oliveira Bezerra became wiccan some years ago she perceived this lifestyle as a way to help Mother Earth: the Ph.D. in Studies of Religions [Read More]
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