Paul Fischer
Paul Fischer is a journalist, writer, and filmmaker. His first non-fiction book, A Kim Jong-Il Production, was published by Penguin in the UK and Flatiron Books in North America in 2015. He has written articles and opinion pieces for the New York Times, Los Angeles Times, and the UK’s Independent among others. Raised in France, educated in the U.S., and temporarily adopted by the United Kingdom, Paul is a recent transplant to Canada, where he lives on a horse ranch with his wife and daughter.
Stories by Paul Fischer
Why B.C.’s Zincton resort, the proposed ‘Tesla of ski villages,’ is worrying conservationists
8 min. readProponents of the eco-village, pitched by the founder of outdoor retailer Valhalla Pure, are at...
Teck’s proposed B.C. coal mine isn’t slated for a federal environmental review. Here’s what you need to know
Teck Resources’ Castle Mountain is being described by the company as an expansion of an...
Teck proposal to expand B.C.’s largest coal mine raises alarm about pollution on both sides of border
The Castle Mountain expansion would extend the life of the company’s Fording River operations, where...
Teck cuts workforce at Elk Valley operations by 50% in response to coronavirus concerns
Local mayors join workers in their concern about the potential for COVID-19 to spread at...
B.C. mine workers fear Teck not taking adequate precautions against coronavirus
Employees report being afraid to speak up as community concerns about COVID-19 procedures at the...