Doug Ford victory casts new light on B.C.’s chance at electoral reform
British Columbians have a fresh shot at election overhaul in a referendum this fall
B.C. introduces legislation to protect free speech from intimidation lawsuits
Lawsuits designed to financially cripple small organizations or intimidate citizens into silence will no longer...
Feds surprise B.C. by abstaining on Site C dam legal challenge
First Nations lawsuit could mean an end to the hydro project
25 Years after the War in the Woods: Why B.C.’s forests are still in crisis
When 12,000 people showed up on the remote coast of Vancouver Island in the summer...
Why is it So Hard for Canada to Have a Real Conversation about Pipelines?
Reflecting on his long struggle against South African apartheid, Nelson Mandela said, “One effect of...
What’s The ‘National Interest’ Anyways? Conflict Resolution Expert Adam Kahane on Canada’s Oil Pipeline Debate
As the national conversation about the Kinder Morgan Trans Mountain pipeline goes thoroughly bananas, one...
How Kinder Morgan Could Sue Canada In a Secretive NAFTA Tribunal
All hell is breaking loose over the Trans Mountain pipeline. On Sunday, Kinder Morgan announced...
Canada’s Overall Emissions Are Going Down But We’re Further Away from Meeting Our Climate Goals. Guess Why.
Canada is getting further away from meeting its climate target under the Paris Accord, despite...
Canada’s Commitment of $220 Million to Transition Remote Communities Off Diesel a Mere ‘Drop in the Bucket’
There have been delays, exemptions, backtracking and threats of lawsuits — but the Pan-Canadian Framework...
