By Maryann Watson, Marine Scientist and Stephanie Hewson, Staff Counsel at West Coast Environmental Law...
A leading credit rating agency’s financial downgrading of Imperial Metals Corp. is sending alarm signals...
Alberta’s plan for the replacement of coal energy with natural gas and renewables was announced...
An independent review of the Site C hydro dam was pegged as the solution to...
The long-awaited Supreme Court verdict on the Peel Watershed case is finally here. In a unanimous...
Footage of bloody discharge being released into B.C.’s coastal waters from farmed-fish processing plants by...
Polar bears have long been a symbol of a warming climate, a visible victim of...
This piece originally appeared on the Dogwood website. “Sunny ways, my friends. Sunny ways!” For most...
Underwater footage shows farmed-salmon processing plants releasing untreated effluent directly into B.C. coastal waters in...
Alternatives to the $10 billion Site C dam would produce significantly more jobs than construction...
A controversial proposal for a gravel mine at the mouth of a salmon-bearing creek on...
The fate of the Yukon’s Peel Watershed — one of the most pristine wilderness areas...
Leaders of the West Moberly and Prophet River First Nations are warning that the B.C....
Chris Turner’s new book, The Patch: The People, Pipelines and Politics of the Oil Sands,...
The NDP’s trade union base fired another missive today in an attempt to persuade the...
In the remote north-eastern corner of Alaska, just under 20-million acres have been set aside as...
Canadians are among the world’s top water guzzlers, with each person using enough water, on...
The Peel Watershed covers 68,000 square kilometres of pristine mountains, wetlands, rivers, tundra and forest....
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