New B.C.-Alaska Deal Not Enough to Protect Transboundary Rivers from B.C.’s Mines, U.S. Fisheries Panel Hears
Alaska’s fishing industry and lifestyle are under threat from mines on the B.C. side of...
Stories by Judith Lavoie
Kamloops Councillor Claims Ajax Open-Pit Mine Application Violates Canadian Charter
Just over a hill, beyond the rolling grasslands that flank Kamloops, there’s a looming problem...
Halting Construction of Site C Could Save $112-million Annually, Says Energy Expert
As the cost of producing energy from wind and sun continues to drop, power produced...
Laws Needed to Protect Citizens from Industry, Government SLAPP Suits: B.C. Civil Liberties Association
Allowing wealthy corporations or powerful government agencies to launch baseless court cases against citizens who...
Hydro Reservoirs Produce Way More Emissions Than We Thought: Study
Hydropower is usually touted as clean energy, but a new study has found man-made reservoirs...
B.C. Climate Change Audit Won’t Be Released Until After Election: Auditor General
British Columbians will not find out before next spring’s provincial election if the province has...
B.C. Coastal First Nations Conservation Economy Booming: New Report
The tiny community of Klemtu has been transformed over the last decade as funding from...
Grizzly Bear Advocates Determined to Make Trophy Hunt a Top B.C. Election Issue
Unmistakable grizzly bear prints in the soft sand of English Bay were enough to stop...
Owner of Acid-leaking Tulsequah Chief Mine Goes into Receivership
Cleanup of the troubled Tulsequah Chief mine in northwest B.C., which has leaked acidic water...
