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Chris Wood is Coordinating Editor for the Vancouver-based independent non-profit Tyee Solutions Society. He has been a professional journalist for over four decades.

The forthcoming "Down the Drain: How We Fail to Protect Our Water Resources" (Greystone, spring 2104, with Ralph Pentland) is Chris Wood’s seventh book, his fourth non-fiction title. Chris is also the author of hundreds of long and short magazine and newspaper articles.

Coming of age in southern Ontario at the end of the Sixties’ e…

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Scooter crash in India left student in coma and unable to remember her own name

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By Chris Wood
| Yahoo News Australia
Chris Wood - BBC Wales Wed 3 June 2026 at 10:23 pm UTC 6 min read Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. After Olivia's family failed to get hold of her, they made frantic phone calls before locating her in an intensive care unit [Nic North] A student was left fighting for her life after suffering a brain injury in a scooter crash at the end of a dream trip around India.
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Neuseelands WM-Spieler Payne wird zum Social-Media-Star

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By Tim Payne, Chris Wood
| fussballeuropa.com
Vom "unbekanntesten" Spieler der WM zum Topstar bei Social Media: Der neuseeländische Nationalspieler Tim Payne ist kurz vor dem Turnierstart zu ungeahnter Popularität gekommen. Der Rechtsverteidiger vom heimischen Klub Wellington Phoenix gewann innerhalb von zwei Tagen mehr als eine Million Follower auf Instagram dazu und wurde damit im Eiltempo zum meistgefolgten Fußball-Account Neuseelands.
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Payments Are Modernising Faster Than Most Businesses Realise

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By Chris Wood
| Lifestyle and Tech
Reflects on the changing payments landscape and what it means for businesses navigating an evolving economy, ahead of the Absa Commercial Payments Summit 2026. Just a few years ago, most South African businesses largely thought about payments in fairly simple terms: cash or card. That no longer feels true, even for relatively small merchants, many of whom now have to accommodate QR payments, digital wallets, real-time transfers, and a growing range of mobile-first payment options.
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Awards

National Magazine Award

2006 - Politics, Technology and the Environment

Both awards for "Melting Point," The Walrus, Oct. 2005.

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