The people of the Sts’ailes Nation have lived for 3,000 years on the banks of the Harrison River in British Columbia, its icy blue waters framed by mountains and fir trees. Evidence of their long presence on this land is visible in the remaining crabapple and nut trees that were once part of the nation’s forest gardens. What’s left today are some gnarled trees and overgrown bushes hidden ...
Labs and blood banks collect millions of blood samples each month, offering a distinctive source of data on Covid-19.
Mauritius, an island nation of less than 800 square miles, rises up from the Indian Ocean about 700 miles east of Madagascar. The main island’s mountainous interior is fringed with beaches, lagoons, reefs, and banks of seagrass renowned for their biodiversity. On , MV Wakashio, a Japanese-owned cargo ship heading to Brazil, ran aground on a coral reef just off the southeast ...
Teen Vogue: Maya Boyce on College, Charity, and Keeping Cameron's Legacy Alive
Charity runs in Maya Boyce’s family. You might go so far as to say it’s in her blood: Her mother, Libby, works with Los Angeles’s homeless community; her paternal grandmother was a civil rights ...
In the cited context, wherever is an "emphatic" alternative to where. But a "stylistic choice" like that is unusual in the context of legal texts, so at least some readers will try to come up with a reason for the unusual choice. Personally, if I saw wherever in this context, my first guess would be that it's from a fake news source trying to promote a non-existent law.