Fisheries minister tight-lipped on timeline for B.C. salmon farm transition
Conservation group worries ‘slippery language’ in discussion document could signal the federal government is walking...
A deluge of stories, from Manitoba to British Columbia
In our latest newsletter, we talk to reporter Julia-Simone Rutgers about the experiences of Peguis...
Eight years after the Mount Polley disaster, soaring prices mean Imperial Metals is gearing up to reopen … again
The miner behind Canada’s largest tailings dam failure wants to pump mining waste directly into...
Wet’suwet’en Hereditary Chiefs hosted a Peace and Unity gathering. RCMP made arrests
Indigenous leaders, conservation organizations, politicians and other delegates invited by the Wet’suwet’en Hereditary Chiefs witnessed...
What could happen if a tailings dam fails
In our latest newsletter, we talk about the ever-growing tailings dams in B.C. and the...
A ‘revolt’ against the court may be why B.C. is prosecuting 19 arrested on Wet’suwet’en territory
Defence lawyers say the province’s decision to pursue criminal contempt charges against land defenders opposed...
B.C. has a growing mine waste problem. The risks could be catastrophic
As the province permits mines to hold more tailings slurry behind ever-growing dams, a new...
B.C.’s sea life is bouncing back, slowly, after the 2021 heat dome
Barnacles are making a return, but one scientist says his early estimation that a billion...
How digital prospectors are staking First Nations land and private property in B.C.
The province saw a 70 per cent increase in land staked the year the mineral...
