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BC Hydro regularly sponsors contests and campaigns that encourage young, bright, B.C. kids to demonstrate their passion for conservation. Check in regularly for the latest and the greatest.
 Invent the Future 2009. GO!Got an idea that can help minimize energy consumption? Share it and you could win one of four grand prizes of $2,500. The 2009 edition of Invent the Future is now on, and you've got until Nov. 8 to turn your creative energies to the subject of conservation. Early submissions, those filed before Oct. 26, qualify for a $200 cash prize. You can also help yourself to win the People's Choice Prize. Four Flip Mino HD camcorders are up for grabs. Invent the Future is a chance for B.C. residents between the ages of 13 and 24 to get clever with essays or short videos. Last year we had nearly 150 entries. (Learn more about the 2008 winners.) Maybe you’ve got an idea for a lifestyle change or sustainable product. We’re looking for clever, unique and inspiring ways to conserve. Get inspired by watching and reading some of the excellent submissions created for the 2008 contest. Tune in regularly to Invent the Future to watch and read the latest submissions, and follow us on Facebook and Twitter. BC Green GamesThe BC Green Games contest asked you to document and share environmental actions that you and your friends are doing in your school and community. Check out the projects submitted.WinnersChristine Chan of Vancouver won a 4 GB iPod Nano for completing our "Have your say" survey in April/May 2009. |
Every year, enough paper is thrown away to make a 12-foot wall from Halifax to Vancouver.
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Rogers Santa Claus Parade The parade route goes down Georgia Street and turns south on Granville. The fun starts at 1 p.m. Rogers Santa Claus Parade websiteDec. 6 Downtown Vancouver Power the Games Tour starting in May 2009 Experience the Olympic story and see how it relates to B.C. and our energy future. Find out more. 
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