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Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada (AAFC) Destroys 19 years of Organic Farming studies
In Swift Water Saskatchewan there was land used to study regenerative farming, cover crops, no till agriculture, and many other safe/organic growing methods for healthy soil.
The plots had remained under identical management for nearly tw...
Some Of The Past Votes In North Cowichan pt2
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The removal of senior council member member from the CVRD board
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Could Local Politics Get Dirty? Third Party Sponsors
Over and over our mantra has been - VOTE LOCALLY!! Do you love bike lanes? Local council put those through . It is easy to find elected officials that promote them and those that do not. Agree with the Climate Action and Energy Tax (.5%) an...
FOIA reply re Halalt Band Asking to Add Land to the Reserve (and remove from ALR)
Follow up to our reports on ALR land to be removed from NC
There is a repeat pattern that keeps showing up - Lack of power, and sometimes knowledge of goings on within a municipality.
Gary From Cowichan Tribes - The Sydney Island 10k a Deer Debacle.
The Sidney Island Debacle
“Foreign sharpshooters armed with restricted semi-automatic rifles hunted the deer during phase one of the operations. Phase one cost more than $800,000, including $67,000 spent renting a helicopter, for a hit t...
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