Stories
EVENT: The Condor & The Eagle Victoria Film Premiere
Join us for the Victoria premiere of The Condor & The Eagle, a film that follows four Indigenous climate leaders engaged in critical actions to preserve their territories from environmental devastation.
Andrew S. WrightOur 50th Anniversary Vancouver Gala was a huge success because of you!
Thanks to everyone who attended our 50th Anniversary Vancouver Gala. It’s because of you that this event was a smashing success! Here’s a quick look at some of the highlights from the evening.
A Tribute to Tom Lane
Tom was an extraordinary environmentalist and social justice advocate who lived life large and with the clear intention to make a positive difference.
Secret spy hearings: An illegal attack on democracy
In July, with our lawyers at the BC Civil Liberties Association, we released the Protest Papers, thousands of pages of heavily redacted information that CSIS collected. CSIS spied on Sierra Club BC and others speaking up to oppose Enbridge's Northern Gateway pipeline and tankers project.
Balancing the Canoe
Balancing the Canoe is a reflection and statement of accountability from Sierra Club BC, part of our process to better understand the historical and ongoing impact of our work as experienced by Indigenous peoples.
Electrification of fracking and LNG will fuel climate change, not solve it
Sierra Club BC released the following statement from campaigns…
EVENT: Sierra Club BC Annual General Meeting
Please join Sierra Club BC at our Annual General Meeting in Vancouver.
Conservation groups applaud federal commitment to support Indigenous land-use visions in Clayoquot Sound
Members of the Clayoquot Sound Conservation Alliance (CSCA) are congratulating the Ahousaht and Tla-o-qui-aht First Nations for securing a key federal commitment to advance their land-use visions in Clayoquot Sound, British Columbia, which will conserve the remaining ecologically-rare old growth forests in this iconic region.
Wayne Barnes / Tofino Photography50 Places Project: Clayoquot Sound
Clayoquot Sound is a spectacular labyrinth of rainforest, ocean, fjords, inlets and the territory of the aaḥuusʔatḥ (Ahousaht), hišqʷiʔatḥ (Hesquiaht) and ƛaʔuukʷiʔatḥ (Tla-o-qui-aht).
Louis Bockner50 Places Project: Peace River
The Peace River is the foundation of a major watershed in northeastern BC. It lies within the territories of Treaty 8 First Nations. The 39 Nations who are signatories to Treaty 8 are part of the Sicannie (Sikanni), Slavey, Beaver (Dunne-za), Cree, Saulteau, Dene and Mechif linguistic groups.
Tofino Wilderness ResortSit back and relax in Clayoquot Sound with Tofino Wilderness Resort and Sierra Club BC
Take a much needed break at Tofino Wilderness Resort. Nestled in Quait Bay on Nuu-chah-nulth territory, you’ll find yourself surrounded by the rugged coastal beauty of Clayoquot Sound.
Jeremy Koreski/Nimmo Bay ResortUnwind in the Great Bear Rainforest with Nimmo Bay Resort and Sierra Club BC
This generously donated Nimmo Bay Resort “Nature and Nuture Retreat” package will be auctioned off at our Vancouver 50th Anniversary Gala Featuring Mother Mother
Beat Steiner / Tweedsmuir Park LodgeExplore the Great Bear Rainforest with Tweedsmuir Park Lodge and Sierra Club BC
This generously donated Tweedsmuir Park Lodge “Bella Coola Explorer” package will be auctioned off at our Vancouver 50th Anniversary Gala Featuring Mother Mother.
