Some feared the Gitanyow’s plan would hurt forestry. But land is protected — and industry is thriving
Ten years on, the Gitanyow’s land-use plan has helped protect vital ecosystems and set the...
‘Crush you like a bug’: BC Hydro’s Site C lawsuit targets farmers, First Nations
The suit brought against peaceful opponents of the most expensive hydro dam in Canadian history...
Loggers warned to steer clear of newly mapped old-growth forest patches in central B.C.
Mapped areas follow watchdog investigation that found biodiversity may be at ‘high risk’ in Prince...
Coastal GasLink accused of failing to prevent sediment from entering a Wet’suwet’en river
Wet’suwet’en chiefs and supporters allege the pipeline company violated provincial environmental regulations, operating excavators in...
How two mining stories in B.C. have panned out
In this week’s newsletter, we take a look at the province rejecting a coal mine...
B.C. rejects open-pit mine in caribou habitat. Is this a shift for endangered species?
The rejection of the Sukunka coal mine over impacts to the dwindling Quintette herd has...
A Canadian mining giant has long been fighting U.S. pollution rules. Now Montana is on its side
Montana’s about-face on pollution standards includes letting B.C.'s Teck Resources pen a petition to the...
Documents raise concerns feds backing off commitment to phase out fish farms in B.C. by 2025
Critics say they fear an ongoing public consultation about open-net pen fish farms has a...
B.C. vows to reverse ‘short-term thinking’ with pledge to protect 30% of province by 2030
Advocates say Premier David Eby’s conservation mandate is an ‘important step’ in the fight against...
