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Artificial Intelligence once belonged to the realm of science fiction, and its depictions were often not comforting. From MOTHR in the Alien franchise to Terminator’s Skynet, AI platforms were shown as scheming, manipulative and downright detrimental to humanity. 

Real life, however, is far different than what is shown on film. Many industries, and in particular the co...


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Colas Western Canada shared a look at a new mural painted at its Nelson concrete plant.

In a LinkedIn post, Colas Western Canada said its team at Terus joined the Nelson Mural Festival with a new mural painted by artist Jack Lack.

“The rainbow trout swims both in Kootenay Lake and above the town of Nelson,” the post reads.


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WorkSafeBC is reminding employers to review their emergency evacuation plans in the wake of intensifying wildfires across British Columbia.

WorkSafeBC provided steps on how to prepare for a potential evacuation:

Identify when workers may need to evacuate: Consider wildfires and other emergencies that could affect the workplace, including risks specific to t...

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When listening to the arguments around whether Canada should build a new pipeline for oil and natural gas, it sounds eerily similar to the debates at municipal council tables around the development of new pits and quarries. 

Writing this under the orange haze of wildfire smoke caused, in part, by our warming climate, I am quite aware of the problem we face with climate...


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Ray Charles once sang “the night time is the right time.” He likely wasn’t talking about road construction, but the notion still applies. 

Paving or repairing a road can be a time-consuming process. It can also be disruptive to traffic if it is done during peak hours. Nighttime construction can limit those disruptions and allow for projects to be completed more efficie...


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