Thousands of B.C.’s endangered whitebark pine logged on private land
As thousands of endangered whitebark pine trees fall on privately owned forestlands in British Columbia,...
The battle for Haida Gwaii’s cedars
On islands renowned for their towering trees, the cedars that define Haida culture are being...
‘Deliberate extinction’: extensive clear-cuts, gas pipeline approved in endangered caribou habitat
Scientists warn another B.C. caribou herd could disappear as the provincial government approves 78 new...
Energy development vs. endangered species: winner takes all
The world is literally dying around us as we continue to pursue the myth of...
B.C. failing to protect drinking water: auditor general
Climate change and industrial activities pose increased risks to B.C.’s water, but the provincial government...
Canada’s forgotten rainforest
Only 30 per cent of the world’s primary forests are still intact. Deep in the...
‘We’re not against forestry’: Peachland mayor asks for pause on logging in watershed
Okanagan community asks for a ‘time out’ to examine the cumulative impacts of logging on...
‘You can’t drink money’: Kootenay communities fight logging to protect their drinking water
In Glade, where clear-cutting could begin any day, determined residents are pulling out all the...
The government agency at the centre of B.C.’s old-growth logging showdown
BC Timber Sales has become a lightning rod for controversy, with many expressing dismay over...
