Island Health's top doctor, Dr. Richard Stanwick, confirmed Friday that at least 30 cases of COVID-19 have sprung up in a cluster amongst students at the University of Victoria. https://t.co/YWhLA09IPS
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Online communities make the world a smaller place.
They allow you to find and connect with your people, no matter if those people are in your hometown or on another continent.
That's pretty neat.
The south of B.C. is bracing for more storms to hit the region even as communities continue to recover from record-setting rainfall two weeks ago. https://t.co/VB8eGeCCi5
Last week, we tested sending geographically limited emergency alerts direct to Internet-connected devices such as Smart Speakers, Smart Displays, Smart TVs, wearable devices and trusted news apps. 2 of 2
Thursday marked the second day of frenzy at Greater Victoria gas stations, with many stations sold out of fuel and waiting to be resupplied. https://t.co/06pg080j5r
This is a big win for researchers as they continue to explore possible routes to getting characters out of the brain and onto the page. https://t.co/ExEZyZMzU3
Australian researchers created flexible solar panels that can be printed like newspapers.
Check out the printable solar cells from the University of Newcastle and CSIRO.