Just over 2 months ago I suffered a very severe cardiac arrest while teaching a Karate class on Gabriola Island…
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Government agencies failing to protect wild salmon
Recent reports of the presence of the deadly ISA virus in B.C. wild salmon seem to have alarmed everyone except…
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Fraser River Sockeye – photo by Michelle Young Hearings for the Cohen Inquiry into the Decline of Sockeye Salmon in…
Read more »Reflections from Kelly & Heather, GSA’s Summer Outreach Team
A Reflection on Summer Outreach 2011 by Community Outreach Team – Heather & Kelly Heather This summer the Georgia Strait…
Read more »A Personal Story to Inspire Change
A Personal Story to Inspire Change “Everyone thinks of changing the world, but no one thinks of changing himself.”Leo Tolstoy…
Read more »GUEST BLOG – Georgia Strait Alliance receives grants for programs and capacity
By Cheryl Onciul – Fundraising Assistant As one of the newest members of the Georgia Strait Alliance team, I am…
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It’s a conversation that I’ve had more times than I can count, in particular with friends of my generation (babies…
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There are a lot of reasons why I choose to bike to work. Primarily, I find it a fast and…
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I’m a people watcher. I admit it – I’m fascinated by people and as I make my way through the…
Read more »Community values must be heard
It’s true – the voice of a community is a powerful and inspiring thing. I spent several days this week…
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