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B.C. environmentalist Gwen Barlee dead

Environmentalist Gwen Barlee has died. The environmental advocate had worked with the Wilderness Committee—Canada's...

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Longtime B.C. environmental activist Gwen Barlee dies

She was a successful environmental activist known for her research skills and ability to back up her claims, but while...

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About Gwen Barlee

The Wilderness Committee was deeply saddened by the passing of Gwen Barlee, one of Canada’s leading environmental...

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TV News Story ‑ Site C dam protest at BC Hydro office

This is a TV news story about a protest against the Site C dam project held in front of the down town Vancouver office...

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TV News Story ‑ Site C dam protesters gather in front of BC Hydro building in Vancouver

This is a TV news story about a large group of people who gathered in front of the BC hydro office tower in Vancouver...

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Video: Joe Foy's Site C dam speech at BC Hydro's Vancouver offices

This is a phone video of Wilderness Committee Campaign Director Joe Foy taken by Rumnique Nannar, who is the...

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Manitoba
As interim protections expire, First Nations, conservation groups are hopeful that islands become provincial parks

WINNIPEG — Two First Nations and two conservation groups are waiting to hear the fate of eight islands on Lake...

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Manitoba
As interim protections expire, First Nations, conservation groups are hopeful that islands become provincial parks

WINNIPEG — Two First Nations and two conservation groups are waiting to hear the fate of eight islands on Lake...

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Stop Site C: Urgent Rally
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Taseko Mines appeals libel loss to environmental opponents

A prominent British Columbia environmental group “knowingly mischaracterized” the risks posed by a tailings pond...

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Ian Mulgrew: Mining firm's SLAPP at environmental protest to get public airing

A landmark provincial defamation case that scrutinizes big business’s use of SLAPP suits to suppress environmental...

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Ian Mulgrew: SLAPP law likely under NDP‑Green government

A landmark provincial defamation case scrutinizing Big Business’s use of SLAPP suits to suppress passionate...

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B.C. Court of Appeal to webcast case for only 2nd time

In the age of Periscope and Facebook Live, where everything from childbirth to murder has been streamed online, a...

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Wilderness Committee in court defending libel appeal

VANCOUVER - The Wilderness Committee is back in court this week as Taseko Mines Ltd. appeals a BC Supreme Court...

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TV News Story ‑ New BC government climate policies discussed

This is a TV news story about several policies of the new incoming BC government with regard to climate change. The...

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