Mineral claims require First Nations consultation, B.C. Supreme Court rules
The decision transforms the province’s mineral rights regime, which previously allowed almost anyone to stake...
Climate strikes are back — has anything changed?
After four quiet years, the first global climate strike since 2019 just happened. From the...
A company was forced to reduce logging in Haida Gwaii’s old-growth forests. Now they’re suing for $75M
The Haida Gwaii Management Council’s decision to protect ancient trees meant Teal-Jones could no longer...
In this Rocky Mountain wildlife corridor, a luxury development forges ahead despite fierce opposition
As a few hundred people applauded in support of a 10-year old girl at a...
For leaders in the heart of oil country, our wildfire reality is still shrouded in smoke
Wildfires are hammering home the climate reality for many. Leaders in Alberta’s oil patch aren’t...
Vancouver’s development destroyed Burrard Inlet. Tsleil-Waututh Nation is determined to save it
The inlet has slowly suffocated under the weight of the cities and industries built up...
What Alberta’s new UCP government means for the environment
From foregoing emissions caps to fighting federal environmental policy, here's a breakdown of what to...
Fairy Creek’s fate is shrouded in silence — as logging deferrals set to expire
The southwest Vancouver Island forests that sparked massive, controversial protests and arrests could lose their...
Provinces and territories commit to national biodiversity strategy — here’s what it means for nature
Five months after COP15, governments in Canada agree to work together to protect the country’s...
