Back to School Safety: Stop for School Buses
A school year reminder highlights that drivers must stop 5 meters away from buses when flashing red lights and stop arms are deployed. Failing to do so risks a 600 fine, two demerits, and potential police reporting via exterior bus cameras. The message stresses student safety over delays.
MVSD backs cameras as safety aid for school traffic
Leila Misko, chair of the Mountain View School Division Board of Trustees, advocates camera use to protect students as buses flow through designated school zones. Drivers are urged to slow down and watch for children, with crosswalks and volunteer walking caravans boosting safety. Community volunteers, including green vests and caravan adults, support safe routes to school.
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Leila Misko
Mountain View School Division
Logging’s Fire Risk Rises as Forests Are Cleared
An analysis notes that extensive logging of moist forests alters microclimates and fuel loads, increasing drying of understory and forest floor. It cites studies claiming logging boosts fire frequency and severity by creating canopy openings and drier ground conditions.
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North America
Australia
Lindenmayer
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