Claims by commercial harvesters that Indigenous fisheries are decimating stocks are unfounded
Although Indigenous Peoples are among the lowest contributors to greenhouse gas emissions in the country,...
Stability of the dam found to be a “significant risk” in May 2019, more than...
Climate change, forestry, mining and LNG development in the region affect people across the province
The province's emissions are proof that our leaders need a wartime approach to tackle the...
As Sonia Furstenau's Greens pledge to end oil and gas subsidies and Andrew Wilkinson's BC...
When it comes to those yawn-worthy, overly technical, bureaucratic reviews of major projects like refineries...
With an eye toward the B.C. election, our latest newsletter examines how it seems to...
Serious geotechnical issues and the project's escalating cost make the dam uneconomical, according to two...
B.C. First Nations voluntarily closed their food fishery or limited the catch for two decades...
Lower than normal snowpack has left Yukon Energy with less hydroelectricity supply for the city’s...
The federal government is legally obliged to respond to an Ecojustice petition calling for an...
Provincial ban on grizzly bear trophy hunt has led to a boom in the predator...
Public use of previously protected lands, water quality of Oldman River watershed threatened after Alberta...
A lack of monitoring of contamination in Peterson Creek demonstrates the province’s need for mining...
Prince George plant will grind ancient cedar and hemlock into pellets to be burned for...
Alaska’s Arctic National Wildlife Refuge was originally designed to be a … well, wildlife refuge....
The dozen planned cutblocks in the Kootenays will destroy critical habitat for the caribou herd...
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