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Buy a Lynn Canyon Print in Support of the Rafe Mair Memorial Fund

All proceeds will go towards the kind of environmental journalism championed by Mair.

Tyee Staff 6 Nov 2017TheTyee.ca

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Image courtesy of the Karen Cooper Gallery

The Karen Cooper Gallery is offering a limited aluminum print, “Lynn Canyon Stairway”, in support of the Rafe Mair Memorial Fund. It’s a big print – five feet wide.

All proceeds will be donated to the fund, organized by The Tyee to pay for original environmental reporting on stories like Site C, wild salmon, oil pipelines and fracking.

The fund will continue the legacy of Mair, a politician, broadcaster, advocate, author and contrarian who fought on behalf of British Columbia’s environment and its people.

Buy the print here and read more about the fund here.  [Tyee]

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