Is B.C. finally getting real about protecting nature?
A historic turning point in how the province prioritizes conservation over industry profits also shows...
Stories by Arno Kopecky
Climate strikes are back — has anything changed?
After four quiet years, the first global climate strike since 2019 just happened. From the...
A company was forced to reduce logging in Haida Gwaii’s old-growth forests. Now they’re suing for $75M
The Haida Gwaii Management Council’s decision to protect ancient trees meant Teal-Jones could no longer...
Canada’s wettest province faces historic drought — and a precarious new future
From grasshopper infestations to water restrictions, B.C.’s drought is affecting all corners of the province...
‘Hope and fear in equal measure’: renewables racing against a heating world
Renewable energy has achieved critical mass, but the oil and gas industry has us staying...
Fairy Creek’s fate is shrouded in silence — as logging deferrals set to expire
The southwest Vancouver Island forests that sparked massive, controversial protests and arrests could lose their...
The feds just approved a massive Port of Vancouver expansion — and it’s a blow to biodiversity
Conflicting imperatives collide at the mouth of the Fraser as the Roberts Bank Terminal 2...
Climate change has become a buzzword. That’s a problem
Climate change has become a poster child for environmental damage, but letting it hog the...
B.C.’s War in the Woods is entering a new phase. Will it be the last?
More than two years after the province promised to implement recommendations set out in the...
