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  1. Green Team clears 25 bathtubs worth of invasive species at White Rock park
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  2. Public invited to comment on proposed Sea to Sky land use
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  3. Food for Thought: El Niño and La Niña impact weather differently
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  4. Science centre soars with summer display in Vernon
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  5. Y2Y calls for broader land-use dialogue

    • Crowsnest Pass council discussed land-use dialogue, watershed protection and economic resilience at its June 9 meeting.

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  6. Toronto could see 40 mm of rain tonight with potential for ‘severe’ thunderstorms
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  7. ‘Strong low pressure system’ headed for GTA, more than 40 mm of rain expected - CP24
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  8. June 17th Weather Discussion
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  9. New bumblebee goby species discovered on Hengqin island named after Jennie Ruby Jane - EurekAlert!
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  10. Tracing a neutrino ghost to a distant 'shadow blaster' galaxy - Phys.org
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  11. Inside Lytton's contentious recovery, where concerns smoulder 5 years after wildfire
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  12. Evacuation alert issued after wildfire grows to 22 hectares west of Princeton
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  13. Carney’s Food Plan Collides With Salmon Planning Ban
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  14. The universe's expansion is still accelerating, researchers say - news.cgtn.com
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  15. This paper changed my life: Learning the molecular rules of cell identity - The Transmitter
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  16. Frozen Greenland middens preserve 4,500 years of farms, seal hunts and toilets - Phys.org
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  17. Maple Ridge’s annual Father’s Day fish release moving to Allco Park on Sunday
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  18. Clean-up at Alexandria’s Island Park
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  19. Space is the limit for the U of A’s top undergraduate student | Folio
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  20. Genetic barcoding unmasks hidden identities in the online amphibian trade - Phys.org
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  21. Elevated wildfire risk as B.C. warns of hot, dry summer ahead
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  22. Tornado warning issued for Suffield area as thunderstorms sweep across southern Alberta
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  23. Silicon-compatible nanocomposite garnet enables better, simpler optical isolators - Phys.org
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  24. Council Matters: Rossland City Council meetings, June 15, 2026

    • Library funding from BC is lowest in Canada, sparking concerns.

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  25. Revealing how and when a black hole's mighty winds can squash star formation - Phys.org
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  26. Unprecedented brain implant allows paralyzed man to completely control his computer and “speak” independently
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  27. Could the world's strongest tides turn Nova Scotia into an energy powerhouse?
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  28. Minister expected to table First Nations drinking water legislation today
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  29. In good news for coral reefs, scientists identify where the toughest ones are

    • Scientists discover over 150,000 square kilometres of coral reefs resilient to climate change effects.

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  30. Protect what matters this summer by making water work
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  31. Ebola stretches weakened global aid system
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  32. 'Atmosphere has a memory': Pollution spikes can heat the sky for 48 hours before cooling - Yahoo
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  33. Overhaul of Campbell Valley Equestrian Society’s Langley riding arena complete
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  34. Murchinson Criticizes the Nano Dimension Board of Directors’ Decision to Pursue a Seemingly Deeply Flawed Transaction with Infinite Epigenetics
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  35. New computational tool decodes the molecular rules of brain connectivity
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  36. Why Arctic sea ice loss could reshape the Gulf Stream's future - Phys.org
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  37. New study assesses Titan's resources and their potential uses - Phys.org
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  38. When glaciers retreat, microbes take over - Sciworthy
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  39. Perfectionism is skyrocketing in young adults and economic pressure might be the culprit
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  40. Vernon's Allan Brooks Nature Centre pairs local fine dining with conservation work
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  41. Water, water everywhere on Elk Point Town Council agenda
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  42. PHOTOS: Banff launches free composting to reduce food waste
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  43. Different school systems can alter the role of genetics in academic success, new research indicates
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  44. Thousands Donate to Help Nebraska Ranchers Who Couldn’t Feed Their Animals After Wildfire Burned Every Acre of Grass
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  45. Scientists link ADHD genetic scores to disrupted neural timing
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  46. Dyer: Solar storm damage could be mitigated
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  47. In 2022 the Event Horizon Telescope revealed the first image of the monster at our galaxy's center, Sagittarius A* — a black hole 4 million times the Sun's mass, sitting quietly 27,000 light-years away the whole time - Space Daily
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  48. Popular YouTube fisherman responds to runaway campfire at lake near Kamloops
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  49. B.C. climate news: NOAA says El Niño expected to grow to 'historic strength' | Climate scientists say 2025 reached 1.37 C above pre-industrial levels

    NOAA predicts El Niño to reach 'historic strength' in 2026, potentially causing extreme weather events.

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  50. Roundup of climate and environmental news to June 14, 2026.

    British Columbia introduces new climate change strategy to reduce emissions and promote sustainable development.

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