Chances Playtimne Abbotsford Supports ARH Pediatric Unit
Abbotsford, BC –Chances Playtime Facility Manager Jim Brenner presents Fraser Valley Health Care Foundation Executive Director Liz Harris with a…
Read More Alzheimer’s Awareness campaign challenges stigma for Abbotsford residents living with dementia
On January 7, residents of Abbotsford will be invited to participate in Alzheimer's Awareness Month, a national campaign aiming to…
Read More It’s A Wonderful Breakfast
Abbotsford, BC – Sevenoaks Shopping Centre’s Merry and Bright was a nearly packed house as Abbotsford gathered to enjoy breakfast,…
Read More Abbotsford Woman Receives Prestigious Award from the MS Society
Abbotsford – For 34 years, Abbotsford resident Joanne Craven has lived with multiple sclerosis (MS). Instead of letting her diagnosis…
Read More No One in Abbotsford Should Have to Face the Dementia Journey Alone
Alzheimer's disease and other dementias affect thousands of British Columbians, but asking for or receiving the diagnosis can be challenging…
Read More Destination BC Tourism Marketing Committee: Call for Applications
November 5, 2018—Vancouver, BC—Destination BC is seeking applicants for its Tourism Marketing Committee (TMC) for terms beginning January 1, 2019.…
Read More Lameness First Aid Considerations
By Dr. I. Elizabeth Borgmann. We have already talked about lameness involving trauma to the feet. In this article we…
Read More NASA’s building new tools to manage water as climate dangers grow
After years of measuring California’s Sierra snowpack from the air, the agency is now developing similar systems for space. Source:…
Read More Yes, Alexa is recording mundane details of your life, and it’s creepy as hell
I’m not kicking our smart speaker out of the house just yet, but the consequences of having it in my…
Read More How to get blockchains to talk to each other
If blockchains are really going to give us the internet of money, they’ll need to work together. Source: MIT
Read More California is throttling back record levels of solar—and that’s bad news for climate goals
Without big changes, the oversupply of renewables will stall efforts to overhaul the power sector. Source: MIT
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