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February 22, 2016 What does it take to save a species? It takes someone just like you – a person who cares about our...
Imminent logging threatens one of “the great wildlife migrations in the world” near Nakusp, BC
News Release Core western toad habitat near Summit Lake, Nakusp slated for harvest VANCOUVER – The BC government has...
Imminent logging threatens toad habitat near Nakusp, BC
Vancouver – The BC government has approved logging near Summit Lake, 14 kilometres outside of the Village of Nakusp in...
Tiny western toads put economic, environmental squeeze on village of Nakusp
VICTORIA — A migration of toads described as a croaking, moving carpet and one of the world's environmental wonders is...
B.C. anti‑logging petition warns of a Kootenay region toad road to nowhere
Up to one million toads can cross the road safely in southeast British Columbia thanks largely to a provincial...
Site C protesters, BC Hydro in Supreme Court today
VANCOUVER, B.C. — BC Hydro is in Supreme Court today seeking an injunction to clear the Rocky Mountain Fort Camp so...
Taseko heads back to court
Vancouver-based Taseko Mines Limited says that there’s some $3 billion worth of gold and copper beneath its New...
Groups criticize lack of B.C. government’s ambition in climate change plans
FORT ST. JOHN, B.C. — The Energy Forum, a coalition of industry associations, power producers and environmental...
Budget 2016 grows greenhouse gas emissions and BC Hydro’s debt
VICTORIA - The 2016 British Columbia Budget contained little good news for British Columbians hoping for meaningful...
Government ‘should be phased’ by CEAA review: Wilderness Committee
FORT ST. JOHN, B.C. — The Western Canada Wilderness Committee has put an entirely different spin than has the...
McKenna asks Canadians to “Trust us”
The first meeting of what Environment Minister Catherine McKenna calls our “pan-Canadian team on Climate Change” is...
Landmark deal protects huge swath of central BC coast from logging
VANCOUVER – An agreement has been reached to protect 85 per cent BC’s Great Bear Rainforest from logging, ending a...
Film time for Chilliwack's famous tiny toads
Chilliwack’s tiny toads that have received so much attention over the years will soon be movie stars. Each year as...
Trudeau, Premier Clark Urged to Halt Site C Construction, Honour Relations with First Nations
A broad coalition of organizations from across Canada wants Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to halt construction of the...
BC says Trans Mountain pipeline project doesn't meet its 5 conditions
VANCOUVER - Kinder Morgan is failing British Columbia's test for proceeding with a proposed pipeline expansion, so far...
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