In the wake of Indigenous rights declaration, B.C.’s lawyers make ‘distasteful’ arguments in First Nations title case
The province is arguing the Nuchatlaht, who have never ceded control of their traditional territory...
The province is arguing the Nuchatlaht, who have never ceded control of their traditional territory...
New drone-assisted research documents the long-term impacts from decades of forestry operations, including waste piles,...
A controversial timber-pricing system may be to blame as forestry companies log the best and...
Despite new ‘ecosystem-based’ rules to limit forestry, logging companies continue to find ways to harvest...
Despite a legal challenge, a broadly supported park proposal and a community gearing up for...
The largest spruce beetle epidemic in decades is attacking B.C.’s rain-rich interior, intensifying logging in...
Two investigations, released under Freedom of Information laws, show a government agency ignored best practices...
As southern mountain caribou herds wink out, the B.C. government is turning to controversial measures...
As thousands of endangered whitebark pine trees fall on privately owned forestlands in British Columbia,...