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SBT Seabuckthorn Blog’s got a brand new banner!! - 105 days ago
Our blog designer, Julie (see Introducing Julie, our blog designer) made us this spiffy new banner, featuring our cute little birds: Check back here soon for the proper code for if you want to grab it and post on your site - or email me and... Topics: .net site news, blogging, seabuckthorn

Migrant and immigrant farmworkers: British Columbia’s shame - 106 days ago
“The conditions under which migrant and immigrant farmworkers live and work in B.C. are as bad as in any Third World country, activists said at the release yesterday of a study called Cultivating Farmworker Rights.” The study, by Arlene... Topics: activism, agriculture, Canada, government, news, Op-Ed
In November of 2006, the World Trade Organisation ruled in favour of Canada, the United States and Argentina that the European Union was unreasonably delaying approving the sale of genetically modified organisms to the European market. As Canadian author.
Topics: activism, agriculture, Canada, government, news, resources
Topics: activism, agriculture, Canada, government, news, resources
Seabuckthorn Q&A: Your questions answered! - 236 days ago
Thanks to web analysis tools at MyBlogLog, we’ve noticed that folks often end up here at the SBT Seabuckthorn Blog after asking google, yahoo, ask.com, AOL, and other search engines ‘intuitive’ questions, like ‘can seabuckthorn help with hair... Topics: .net site news, blogging, resources, seabuckthorn, seabuckthorn Q&A
We already have hand-cranked laptops; now Canadian and US researchers have developed a leg harness that generates electricity from its wearer’s leg movements while walking.It’s not exactly the Hoover Dam (it generates enough electricity to power a...
Topics: news, resources, technology
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