By: Michelle Gamage
A collaboration between Vancouver Island University and the Canadian Food Inspection Agency seeks to improve biotoxin testing in seafood to protect Indigenous food sovereignty.
Michelle Gamage is a freelance journalist based in Vancouver, British Columbia, with a focus on local news and issues. She has written for various publications, including KELOWNA DAILY COURIER, The Tyee, Penticton Herald, St. Albert Gazette, Capital Daily, Energeticcity.ca, The Vancouver Sun, and CTV News Vancouver Island. Michelle's articles cover a range of topics, including healthcare, drug policies, mental health, agriculture, and community issues.
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Michelle Gamage's articles are primarily focused on local healthcare and pharmaceutical issues, particularly those related to British Columbia and Vancouver. Her coverage heavily features government announcements and cited data.
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