The lessons for British Columbia in Alaska’s epic Bristol Bay sockeye run
The world’s most abundant sockeye fishery is teeming with 10 million more fish than anticipated...
Stories by Sarah Cox
Fossil fuel subsidies are one of Canada’s biggest climate conundrums: where do the parties stand?
In 2009, when Canada and other G20 nations first pledged to tackle fossil fuel subsidies,...
Audit found 87 high-risk B.C. dams with ‘deficiencies,’ but doesn’t say where
British Columbia had 87 high-risk dams with “significant deficiencies” in 2020, according to an audit...
Norwegian company plans large new salmon farm for B.C.’s coast as others phased out
First Nations who successfully fought to remove open net pen salmon farms are speaking out...
Fairy Creek is set to become the largest act of civil disobedience in Canada’s history
Amid escalating tensions with the RCMP, old-growth logging blockades on Vancouver Island show no signs...
B.C.’s rare inland rainforest at risk of collapse, international scientists warn in new study
The province’s unique inland temperate rainforest is home to endangered species and cedar trees more...
Complicating the Fairy Creek narrative
There’s been no shortage of Fairy Creek coverage. But there is far more to this...
Inside the Pacheedaht Nation’s stand on Fairy Creek logging blockades
Catapulted into the spotlight amid B.C.’s new war in the woods, Pacheedaht First Nation is...
B.C. defers old-growth logging in Fairy Creek and Central Walbran upon First Nations’ request
The province’s announcement comes as the RCMP continue to arrest blockaders who have obstructed access...
