Canada has failed to monitor and gather data on 50 per cent of all managed...
A group of Kamloops city councilors are asking the provincial and federal governments to consider...
By Gavin Smith, staff lawyer at West Coast Environmental Law Association. This piece first appeared in...
The decision to proceed with the Site C dam was “reckless and irresponsible” and continuing...
Indigenous leaders from northern British Columbia are calling on the UN to investigate whether ongoing...
Manitoba’s Progressive Conservative Premier Brian Pallister initially seemed very serious about confronting greenhouse gas emissions...
The B.C. government announced on Monday it will end grizzly bear trophy hunting throughout the...
By Bryan Gaensler If you’ve been paying attention, you know that on Aug. 21, we’re...
By Christopher Cheung for The Tyee. The construction industry has a big role to play...
BC Hydro spent more than $20 million quietly buying up Peace Valley property for the...
The new B.C. NDP government has officially taken its first major step in attempting to...
The Yukon’s giant Faro Mine was once the world’s largest open-pit lead and zinc mine....
In a surprise eleventh-hour move, Indigenous activist and former Chief of the Xat’sull First Nation,...
The Tulsequah Chief mine, a zinc and copper mine close to the Alaska border, has...
This week marks the three-year anniversary of the Mount Polley mine disaster, which sent 24...
Representatives from the Tsilhqot’in National Government were in the B.C. Supreme Court this week asking...
B.C.’s new Minister of Environment, George Heyman, says he identifies with the many British Columbians...
David Vardy has a message for British Columbia about continuing work on the Site C...