BREATHE in the news

The BREATHE Project (Building Resilience to Environmental Air Threats and Heat Events) has been contributing to cleaner air in BC communities. Here are some of the news stories covering our work.

• SFU air filter workshops protect people from dangers of wildfire smoke
  SFU News, May 2024
• Health Matters: Carter's Project
  Global News, May 2024
• B.C. mom whose son died from wildfire smoke trying to make this year safer
  Pelham Today, May 2024
• Wildfire smoke is becoming a bigger problem in Canada. This B.C. mom wants to help
  CBC News, May 2024
• Parents of B.C. boy who died urge public to take smoke threat seriously
  CBC News, May 2024
• Location of South Cariboo air quality monitors outlined by Carter's Project
  Williams Lake Tribune, May 2024
• Chilliwack residents invited to free air-filter workshop
  Chilliwack Progress, May 2024
• B.C. group wants to help you build $100 wildfire air filter
  The Coast Reporter, May 2024
• Make-your-own air filter workshops planned
  Vernon Matters, May 2024
• Canada West Health and You
  Fairchild TV, May 2024
• How to build air filters ahead of wildfire season
  On the Coast with Gloria Macarenko, CBC Radio
• DIY air cleaner workshop for West Kelowna seniors 
  Kelowna Capital News, July 2024
• Workshop offered for Westside seniors on how to build your own air filter 
  Castanet, July 2024
• SFU research group helps people create air filters for wildfire season 
  SFU the Peak, July 2024
• Beat the Wildfire Smoke with a DIY Air Cleaner 
  Times Chronicle, August 2024
• A quick, DIY solution to keep you safe on a smoky day 
  What On Earth with Laura Lynch, August 2024
• A B.C. program is helping vulnerable residents breathe easier with homemade air cleaners 
  CBC News, What on Earth Podcast, August 2024