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Liam Harrap

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Reporter at CBC Edmonton. Also a baker on the Great Canadian Baking Show. If you have a news or baking tip (yum!), try me at liam.harrap@cbc.ca
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Drones could change avalanche control in Canada. Here’s how

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By Liam Harrap Verified
| This is Edmonton
Edmonton·New Instead of firing artillery weapons or throwing explosives from a helicopter, a Canadian company is using drones for avalanche control. Some roads this winter were closed longer than average due to snowy weather Listen to this article Estimated 3 minutes The audio version of this article is generated by AI-based technology. Mispronunciations can occur. We are working with our partners to continually review and improve the results.
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Can fungi fight fires? This Alberta town plans to find out

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By Liam Harrap Verified, Kevin Mason, Kelly McCloskey, Robert McKellar
| treefrogcreative.ca
Can fungi fight fires? This Alberta town plans to find out By Liam Harrap CBC News April 13, 2025 Category: Forestry Officials in Fox Creek Alberta are trying to find ways to better protect the community from future fires. One option includes using fungi. …This summer, researchers from Lac La Biche, Alta.-based Portage College will go into the the boreal forest surrounding Fox Creek to collect local fungi. Spores from that fungi could later be used to inoculate wood in man-made slash piles.
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Why some Canadian towns are seeing pushes to keep crosswalks white, let certain flags fly

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By Liam Harrap Verified
| MSN Canada Verified
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