In photos: inside the Gidimt’en eviction of Coastal GasLink
Almost two years after Wet'suwet'en hereditary chiefs issued an eviction order to the pipeline company,...
Areas hard hit by B.C. drought now the target of bottled water corporations
Commercial applications to take water are on the rise, sparking a province-wide debate about who...
Wet’suwet’en land defenders say B.C., federal inaction prompted enforcement of Coastal GasLink eviction
When the pipeline company failed to act on an immediate evacuation order, land defenders decommissioned...
How B.C.’s long-awaited forestry law updates leave gaps around protecting old-growth and Indigenous Rights
While environmental advocates are cautiously optimistic about proposed amendments to B.C.'s 2004 Forest Ranges and...
So, about Canada’s trees
In our latest newsletter, we break down what a report on the logging industry and...
‘Extremely frustrating’: B.C. announces 2.6 million hectares of at-risk old-growth, no permanent protections
The announcement, which comes one full year after B.C.’s expert panel recommended the province introduce...
How the Blueberry ruling in B.C. is a gamechanger for the Site C dam, extractive industries and Indigenous Rights
In a precedent-setting ruling, B.C.’s Supreme Court found the province guilty of breaching its obligations...
Will reviving B.C.’s declining salmon stocks require a rethink of hatcheries?
After 150 years of experimenting, it’s becoming clear that pumping more baby fish into the...
Gitxaała Nation takes B.C. to court over lack of Indigenous consent in mining laws
A Supreme Court challenge by the northwest B.C. First Nation could set legal precedent on...
