Echoes of B.C.’s War in the Woods as Fairy Creek blockade builds on Vancouver Island
Tensions are on the rise as hundreds of activists prevent fallers from accessing work sites...
‘It’s collapsing’: B.C. First Nations, Pacific Wild warn of herring population decline amid commercial fishery
Advocates are calling for a moratorium on the province's last-remaining commercial fishery for herring, a...
How the Tahltan and a B.C. mining company collaborated to protect Mount Edziza from development
In a rare arrangement, Indigenous, provincial and federal governments have come together with environmental organizations...
How to heal a river
After more than a century of logging, agriculture and now-accelerating development, Vancouver Island's Koksilah River...
Coal mining is big business in the B.C. Rockies. It could get bigger if these projects are approved
Four proposed projects are undergoing environmental review in the Kootenay Rockies, where open-pit coal mining...
B.C. relying on the federal shoreline protections for Trans Mountain pipeline it previously called inadequate
In advance of granting new environmental certificates for the pipeline’s expansion project, the province has...
The Fairy Creek blockaders: inside the complicated fight for B.C.’s last ancient forests
For eight months a small group of protesters have successfully prevented logging company Teal-Jones from...
17 is too many hours to wait during a disaster. Thanks to coastal First Nations, that’s changing
Four years after a diesel spill in Heiltsuk territory, the nation, the Canadian Coast Guard...
Tsilhqot’in Nation fights B.C.’s approval of Gibraltar mine’s waste discharge into Fraser River
A provincial permit allows the mine to discharge the equivalent of nearly 10 Olympic-sized swimming...
