PostedApr 15, 2025 | climate change
GTEC is happy to promote the following documentary series from the Knowledge Network. About Wildfire: Wildfire, a five-part documentary series with unprecedented access to and footage from B.C.’s deadliest wildfire season on record, premieres Tuesday April 22. The...
PostedApr 10, 2025 | Arts & Culture, climate change, community, sustainability, Youth
A new and original theatre production by Some Assembly Theatre Company About Our Last Tree The following description is taken directly from the Some Assembly Theatre Company website. A raging storm has taken the lives of many, including three at a climate protest....
PostedApr 8, 2025 | climate change, community, Education, news, sustainability
By Bill Stovin “The fire was coming from the south, down the valley. The nearest gas station was 150 km west or 60Km east of the community of Golden” Arden Henley is recalling the moment when a community social service agency in B.C. faced an evacuation alert. It is...
PostedMar 26, 2025 | climate change, e-vehicles, opinion, sustainability, technology
By Arden Henley We can thank Donald Trump’s aggressive tariff policies and threats to our sovereignty for helping us to realize that in many ways we have become too dependent on the United States leading, in turn, to an overreliance on the extractive sectors of our...
PostedMar 18, 2025 | climate change, community, Youth
Join GTEC as we celebrate Earth Day at Trout Lake Community Centre. At this event, you will have the opportunity to play games, make crafts, do a nature walk, join a workshop, or just stroll through the information booths. GTEC will be hosting one of the information...
PostedMar 10, 2025 | Arts & Culture, book review, climate change, energy
Book Reviews by Ross Thrasher Cautionary tales about the oil industry and its impact on modern society have a 100-year lineage. Here are brief summaries of a historical petro-fiction classic and an impressive recent entry in the genre. Oil!, by Upton Sinclair....
