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From evacuation to devastation: Faulder resident recounts Bald Range wildfire (0:51)
Kyla Gaudiuso, Faulder resident who lost her home to the fires
Provincial snapshot: an irritated electorate (15:32)
Mike Witherly, partner at Fairview Strategy
Are we moving too slowly on climate change? (33:41)
Mark Jaccard, Professor of Sustainable Energy at Simon Fraser University and is currently serving as Chair and CEO of the BC Utilities Commission.
Could relocating young bears reduce conflict and save lives? (1:00:23)
Nicole Gladish, epidemiologist at Stanford University advocating for prevention of human-bear conflict
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