B.C. allows logging in critical habitat of one of the province’s sole recovering caribou herds
Satellite imagery reveals new cutblocks are ‘nibbling away’ at the critical habitat of the endangered...
Stories by Judith Lavoie
Sea lice are becoming more resistant to pesticides — that’s a problem for B.C.’s beleaguered salmon farms
Open-net fish pens are the perfect breeding grounds for the parasites, which feast on the...
Nuchatlaht take fight for heavily logged territory to B.C. Supreme Court. Here’s what you need to know
Extensive industrial clearcutting destroyed salmon streams on an island the B.C. government says the Nuchatlaht...
Oversights and overstatements: where B.C.’s mine waste audit fell short
Despite the province’s world-class claims, the safety of mine tailings storage is not up to...
New salmon farm proposals for B.C. coast raise questions about Ottawa’s promised 2025 phase-out
Twelve proposals to expand or create new open-net pen operations — many pitched in partnership...
Why Imperial Metals surrendered its mining rights in B.C.’s Skagit headwaters
After the mining company accepted $24 million from a coalition of groups in exchange for...
Connecting the dots between B.C.’s floods, landslides and the clearcut logging of old forests
Deforestation dramatically alters how landscapes are able to cope with extreme weather events like the...
On B.C.’s Sunshine Coast, some of Canada’s oldest living trees escape the chopping block
The treasured high-elevation Dakota Bowl has been slated for auction with BC Timber Sales every...
Mount Polley loses appeal of $9,000 penalty for violating new wastewater permit
The company responsible for Canada’s largest tailings spill failed to meet new provincial conditions for...
