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Invent
the Future 2009... coming this fall
Got an idea that can help minimize energy consumption? Share
it and you could win one of four grand prizes of $2,500. This
year's Invent
the Future contest is coming in September. We're looking
for clever, unique and inspiring ways to conserve. Are you
ready to turn on your creative energies?
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Win
a Flip Ultra camcorder
Tell us what you want from My Generation. If you live in B.C.
and are between the ages of 13 and 24, take
our survey and let us know. You'll only need about five
minutes to answer the questions.
We're limiting this to one entry per person so we get accurate
results. We also want to make sure that everyone who takes
the time to share their ideas has an equal chance of winning
a Flip Ultra camcorder. The nifty device (valued at $179.99)
can record up to 120 minutes of video.
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Fun
and games while 'skiing' this summer
It may be the middle of summer, but wouldn't you like to try
your skill at a slalom course? How about a pedal-powered bobsleigh?
Watch for the 29-foot bright green Conservation Lab that will
be appearing all over B.C. this summer during the Power the
Games tour. Spot
the tour and enter to win a gift bag of gear. Find out
where the Tour is next using our interactive
map.
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Latest
From BCHydro.com
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Win
a $2,500 gift card
Make sure you've got your mobile when you hit English Bay for
the HSBC Celebration of Light fireworks. Texting your vote
for the BC Hydro Power Smart's People's Choice award
enters you into a draw to win a $2,500 gift card from London
Drugs.
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Turn
it off
It may be easier to just walk away from the computer when you've
finished watching viral vids at YouTube for the evening, but
by remembering to turn off the system – really turn it
off – you can really make a difference. Read
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Reinventing
recycling
Meet Salome Wong, a 16-year-old student at Port Moody Secondary
who was a finalist in last year's Invent the Future competition.
Her essay submission, "Recycle for a Cure!", proposed
a central recycling facility that would make it easier for
everyone to recycle.
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My Generation (Youth) email communications are sent to those people
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Last Modified: Mar 25, 2010
