B.C. fish and wildlife programs are in ‘crisis’
Disease monitoring for bighorn sheep, and bats are among programs affected by government wildlife funding...
Stories by Ainslie Cruickshank
Nearly 2,000 species are at-risk in B.C. Only 42 are being considered for new protections
Internal government records show officials are working to update list of at-risk species under forestry...
Here’s where companies logged B.C. forests without permission
Public records show companies allegedly logged or removed timber without authorization 173 times since 2021
Companies logged B.C. forests 170 times without authorization since 2021, records show
The provincial government can’t say how much was improperly harvested and refuses to release details...
Logging proposals in B.C. caribou habitat threaten endangered herd’s recent gains, conservation group warns
The Columbia North caribou population has grown in recent years but logging in the herd’s...
Teck Coal is headed to court on water pollution charges — again
Teck Resources was warned over a year ago about a federal investigation into pollution from...
Food harvested near Teck coal mines higher in selenium than grocery store food, health risk study shows
Selenium risks depend on amount of fish people eat from rivers downstream of Teck coal...
In the Arctic, a massive new Inuvialuit-led conservation area protects Porcupine caribou grounds
The Aullaviat/Anguniarvik Traditional Conservation Area is the final piece of a vast network protecting the...
This new provincial park is the largest created in B.C. in a decade
The greatly expanded Klinse-Za / Twin Sisters Park will protect nearly 200,000 hectares of habitat...
