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Monthly Archives: September 2023
Understanding the asbestos risks associated with any search of the Prairie Green Landfill
A lot has been written in the media, and on social media, about the proposal to search the Prairie Green Landfill for the victims of Jeremy Skibicki. It is believed that the bodies of at least two, and possibly more … Continue reading
A parent’s thoughts on BC’s new K-12 reporting system
I am the parent of three school-aged children, the husband of a teacher, a long-time DPAC Representative and am the former PAC President in a school that piloted the new grading and report card system in the Langley School District. … Continue reading
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A Chemist in Langley 