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The Future is here at UFV’s Automation and Robotics Program
The University of The Fraser Valley offers an exciting one-year certificate for Electronics Technician Common Core and two-year diploma for Automation and Robotics Technician.
The Endocannabinoid System and Human Health
By Pete Scales M.Ag B.Sc. (hon) Science, for the most part, stays in the background and doesn’t strive for publicity. And this is the
The Power of Hemp
By Pete Scales MAg, BSc( Hon) Hemp, a troublesome ditch weed or a cornucopia of nutrition, medicine and structural fibers? The answer – all
Disinfection – Making Our Water Safe
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How Science Proved that Vancouver’s Insite Works
By Pete Scales M.Ag, BSc (hon) Photo credit to www.huffingtonpost.com Vancouver’s safe injection site, Insite, a project that started out as an experiment, works
CPR, AEDs and 911 Saving Lives
By Pete Scales M.Ag, BSc EP Two short, three-letter abbreviations and three numbers that when used together can save the life of a loved
Diabetes – the unpleasant neighbor in the South Asian community
By Pete Scales M.Ag, BSc EP A sobering statistic – upwards of 20% of the adult south Asian population of BC have received diagnosis