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Widespread damage: B.C. fruit growers face millions in losses

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By Andrew Johnson
| CTV News Verified
It could be a very sour spring in wine country. "A lot of farmers are at the end of their rope," says Binny Boparai-Gill, who helps run Farming Karma Fruit Co in Kelowna B.C. The trouble stems from earlier this winter, which started exceptionally warm. Then in January, temperatures suddenly plunged. A shock many grape vines and fruit trees just couldn’t take. At West Kelowna's Kalala Organic Estate Winery, owner Karnail Singh Sidhu estimates 95 per cent of this year's grape crop has been destroyed.
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2023 Prairie Grouse Primer

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By Jack Hutson, Tom Carpenter, Anthony Hauck, Andrew Johnson
Prairie Grouse Primer 2023: Idaho Should be a good year for prairie grouse hunting in Idaho By Jack Hutson Idaho’s prairie grouse seem to be responding well to the greater emphasis placed on their management in recent years. However, the harsh weather wildcard was played over most of their range last winter. How did they cope? Let’s find out.
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CareerEd expands funding and services for student internships

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By Margaret Steen, Andrew Johnson
| news.stanford.edu
When Juan Flores, ’24, learned that the Stanford in Washington program had secured an opportunity for him to work as a policy intern at the Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund (MALDEF), he was thrilled. There was just one problem: The internship was unpaid. Flores, a sociology major who plans to attend law school and become an immigration attorney, typically works 20 to 30 hours per week during the school year to pay his bills and send money to his family.
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