by Julianna Ferronato | Nov 1, 2023 | Articles
As daylight fades and smoke clears, I watch bright orange flames burn, lifting up trees as the fire works its way over the crest of the mountain. Into the night, the wildfire pushed through the hills of West Kelowna, with strong winds carrying embers over the lake on...
by Julianna Ferronato | Oct 31, 2023 | Articles
Canada is a country that tends to fly under the radar of global news. The nation is deemed as non-confrontational, polite, and often overshadowed by our much louder, Southern neighbor, the United States of America. This starte to change on May 28th, 2021, when The New...
by Le-Dam Bao-Han | Oct 31, 2023 | Articles
In the later half of their middle ages, my grandparents used to love playing the game “Back then”. “Back then, when I met your Grandad, it was more than 60 years ago.”, “Back then, when I, for the first time left home, it was colder than now it...
by Ananya Mallick | Oct 31, 2023 | Articles
A global citizen. I was often curious about what it really meant. I am from that era when we lived without wifi – so it took a long time for the world to become a global village for me. As a teenager, I wondered how a person could be a citizen of the world. After all,...
by Ibrahim Inusa | Aug 27, 2023 | Articles
Audu Bako Zoological garden is a 50-year-old garden which has been a hotspot for conserving millions of biological species. However, it’s rich biodiversity is currently undergoing drastic changes, evidenced by the lingering destruction of the biophysical structure of...
by Ibrahim Inusa | Aug 27, 2023 | Articles
Water is the most essential part of human lives. Machina’s water scarcity is historical; older members of the community recount not having seen a drop of water from a drilled borehole for over 50 years. The UN states: “Clean water is a basic human need, and one...
