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It’s National Nurses Week – and here’s the answers to our quiz
Last week we noted that nurses form the largest group of health care professionals in the province – but that’s also true around d the world. Nurse is synonymous with…
Celebrate nurses (and try our quiz) –
The International Council of Nurses designated May 12 International Nurses’ Day in 1971. In 1985, the Canadian Nurses Association resolved to petition the federal government to have the week of…
“It’s meant to be a user’s guide”: part two of our conversation with Gwynne Dyer on his latest book, Intervention Earth
Would something like the possible re-election of Donald Trump as President of the United States be keeping you awake at night? The re-election of Donald Trump would be a bad…
How to salvage a planet and save ourselves:
Journalist and historian Gwynne Dyer is the author of more than a dozen books on war, terrorism, and foreign affairs books and writes a twice-weekly column, published internationally; in his…
Spring issue 2024 – on the stands!
Text and imagery on the theme of Science, from our gorgeous cover, Pendulum Swings, by Vessela Brakalova, through etuaptmumk, moon gardens, to secret wartime technology out of Oppenheimer. Pick up…
In The Path of Totality: a rare cosmic event approaches
by Dr Svetlana Barkanova For most of us, observing the Total Solar Eclipse is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. On April 8, 2024, the Total Solar Eclipse will be visible from most…
“On the surface, this appears like a story about the search for Jordan. But it’s really about what we discovered while searching for him”
On Thanksgiving weekend, 2020, Greg Naterer’s 25-year-old son, Jordan, was reported missing while hiking in Manning Park, BC; he was a graduate student in engineering at UBC. Called By Mother Earth…