UBC quietly appeals conviction for dumping fish-killing ammonia in Fraser River tributary
The university, renowned for its commitment to sustainability, is fighting a $1.2 million fine that...
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The university, renowned for its commitment to sustainability, is fighting a $1.2 million fine that...
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While other jurisdictions like Quebec and Alaska require mines to post full remediation costs as...
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A plan to update the province’s antiquated Mines Act will bring more independent oversight of...
If passed, the new law will make B.C. the first government in Canada to codify...
As southern mountain caribou herds wink out, the B.C. government is turning to controversial measures...
The world is literally dying around us as we continue to pursue the myth of...
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