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Canada’s amended Patent Act weakens protections for intellectual property in the life sciences just when rights are vital for mobilizing a rapid response

Signs are everywhere. Quietly they hang around, advising the public of information it may or may not be interested in. Not long ago however, I saw two great ones that gave me a chuckle.

For the past couple of weeks, we have been focused on how to save your own seeds. We have covered some technical points such as basic pollination, flower type and a bit about the genetics behind saving seeds.

As hard as it is for me to believe, it’s 17 years ago this fall since we moved to British Columbia. There are so many memories of the joyful reunion with our sons, their wives and our two granddaughters .One in particular stands out.

Letter to the Editor

Prairie Wool

Last week we talked about some basic background knowledge of pollination and flower types.

Last week's events in Hong Kong shocked the world. In three days, multiple attacks were made on the liberties and democracy in the city. The first attack was by ousting pro-democracy professor Benny Tai’s tenure from the Hong Kong University.

The lockdowns, and the economic wrath that followed, will leave a definite scar on the lives of many young people

Instead of renaming schools, we should educate students about the legacy behind their current names – the good and the bad