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Forestry has been a passion and a career for Martin Watts for 25 years, but,...

After many months of delay and an attempt to charge almost $1,000 to release an...

Provincial politics. There, I said them — two of the most boring words in the...

Hundreds of placer mines, which have never undergone environmental assessments, are operating in the Fraser...

New, groundbreaking research from a group of scientists shows B.C.’s estimates of methane pollution from...

Way back in the good ole days of 2010, B.C. released the Clean Energy Act,...

The Site C dam no longer makes economic sense and construction on the project should...

Hope may finally be in sight for fixing Canada’s environmental assessment process, after a four-member...

The B.C. Ministry of Environment has quietly granted the Mount Polley Mining Corporation permission to...

For more than a decade, advocates of geothermal energy have pushed for the same kind...

Eighty-seven per cent of known, human-caused grizzly bear deaths in B.C. are attributable to trophy...

On October 13, just after 1 a.m, and only eight months after British Columbia signed...

Widespread criticism of B.C.’s mining rules is undeserved according to Energy and Mines Minister Bill...

Contracting out scientific work to non-government professionals, while cutting back on ministry scientists and experts,...

Alaskans tired of living under the threat of B.C.’s poorly regulated mines are taking the...

Five B.C. Liberal candidates running in the current election are also former lobbyists who advocated...

Want to modernize Canada’s National Energy Board (NEB)? Bring the regulatory agency — first founded...

The solar industry was responsible for creating one out of every 50 new jobs in...