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57 viewsEvent date: April 3, 2018 Dr. Louie talks about his journey through academia Dr. Louie is from Nee Tahi Buhn and Nadleh Whut’en of the Carrier Nation of central… -
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2 viewsPresentation Date: January 11, 2017 Constructing similarly styled (vernacular) houses can offer members of a community a supportive reminder to the reasons why… -
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1 viewsPresentation date: December 3, 2014 At this stage in human history the sustainable management of natural resources has become a critical requirement for a secure… -
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2 viewsPresentation date: October 14, 2015 This event is intended as a forum for public discussion. A brief introductory presentation will summarise the reasons why Canadians… -
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4 viewsPresentation date: November 11, 2015 On a layover in an airport in 2012, we started half-joking, half-daydreaming about taking time off to have a big adventure together… -
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1 viewsPresentation date: November 5, 2014 The nucleus of democracy’s philosophy is one of citizens being engaged and taking responsibility for the governing of their… -
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2 viewsIn this presentation, we will explore the experiences of new graduate nurses working in rural and remote areas. Rural nursing is gaining more recognition as a complex… -
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21 viewsPresentation Date: February 20, 2019 A groundbreaking look of the lives of transgender children and families, with book signing and discussion invited after the… -
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1 viewsPresentation date: January 14, 2015 Place-making is the art and science of creating good urbanism. The formula for place-making is rather simple yet often difficult to… -
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2 viewsPresentation Date: March 2, 2016 Carla and Phil will discuss some of their work with First Nations to document traditional harvesting and trade in wild plant and… -
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8 viewsPresentation Date: February 22, 2017 Miller Bay Hospital, just a few miles from Prince Rupert, was one of a string of "Indian" hospitals across Canada,… -
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4 viewsPresentation Date: March 8, 2017 Aboriginal education has always been . . . it has always existed. First Nations students live and walk in many worlds. My educational… -
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0 viewsPresentation Date: October 16, 2019 While climate change, ecotoxicity, and biodiversity loss are keystones of modern human land-use, we know that humans have not… -
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7 viewsPresentation Date: September 26, 2018 The Terrace-Kitimat corridor is poised for expansion of natural resource processing and export facilities – for example,… -
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1 viewsPresentation date: February 12, 2014 Young people in our area are becoming stewards of one of the last wild salmon ecosystems on Earth. Outdoor enthusiasts, youth care…