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Raina Delisle

Victoria
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Writer. Fashion Forward: orcabook.com/Fashion-Forward. Breaking News: orcabook.com/Breaking-News.
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Twelve New Kids’ Beach Reads to Inspire Action and Adventure | Hakai Magazine

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By Raina Delisle
| hakaimagazine.com
Article body copy Wildfires have recently been a hot topic of conversation among the 12- and 13-year-old girls on my daughter’s softball team. That’s because an ongoing blaze on Vancouver Island, where we live and where Hakai Magazine is based, has closed the only highway to their end-of-season tournament and filled the air with smoke that’s not conducive to running the bases. As an assistant coach, I get to be part of the lively discussions in the stretching circle.
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Partner Content | Bendable solar panels could be just around the corner Original

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By Raina Delisle
| The Toronto Star Verified
Standing in her lab at the University of Victoria, Sahar Sam holds a solar cell about the size of a business card between her thumb and index finger, slowly bends it into the shape of a rainbow and smiles. In her hand, she holds the future of solar panels. According to Sam, the next generation of solar panels — thin, light, flexible and sometimes even translucent — will be applied to a multitude of surfaces, from smartwatches and cellphones to windows and electric vehicles.
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Breaking News

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By Julie McLaughlin, Raina Delisle, Maria Birmingham, Katy Dockrill
| orcabook.com
The news can inform and inspire, but it can also misinform and mislead. Becoming a savvy news consumer is more important than ever as people are spending an increasing amount of time on the internet and social media, where they're exposed to fake news and clickbait. And as major news events such as the COVID-19 pandemic have shown us, the global spread of misinformation and disinformation puts lives at risk and accurate and reliable information can save lives.
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