More than a quarter million people from around the world call on the BC government to save old-growth forests
The B.C. government also received an open letter co-signed by 39 NGOs from Asia, Africa, South and North America, Europe and Australia
Teal Jones has begun logging in area with confirmed endangered marbled murrelet sightings
This summer alone, there have been over 300 marbled murrelet sightings in the area that Teal-Jones is now logging.
Respecting aboriginal rights fiscally smart
By signing permits to allow continued Site C dam construction last week, federal fisheries minister Dominic LeBlanc took a step that is seriously at odds with everything the Prime Minister Justin Trudeau government has said and done since October 18.
Pipelines not the pathway to Paris solutions
On Earth Day, Canada signed on to the Paris climate agreement, committing our country to 1.5-2C of global warming. Climate and energy campaigner Larissa Stendie warns that this gesture is nothing more than symbolic.
Twenty-seven years after Exxon Valdez: Federal government needs to legislate tanker ban
On the 27th anniversary of the Exxon Valdez oil spill that devastated the community of Cordova, Alaska and left Prince William Sound with an oily legacy that persists to this day, Sierra Club BC and Living Oceans Society say that a legislated oil tanker ban is the only certain way to protect B.C.’s north coast from a similar fate.
Environmental Groups Demand B.C. Mining Industry Clean Up Its Act
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