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TV News Story ‑ Opposition to Red Chris Mine opening

This is a TV news story about the Wilderness Committee's call for a ban on new tailings ponds in BC in light of last...

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‘Elaho Giant’ — 1,000‑year‑old Douglas fir — saved by quick action of B.C. fire crews

It was scorched and blackened by fire, but thanks in part to the quick action of B.C. fire crews, one of Canada’s...

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Manitoba
1,000 letters tell Manitoba Premier to deny permits for Energy East pipeline proposal

News Release Wilderness Committee and Manitoba Energy Justice Coalition deliver Stop Energy East letters to Premier...

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TV News Story ‑ Alarming Global Extinction Rate

This is a TV news story about a scientific report out of Mexico that shows that global extinction rates are 100 times...

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1,000‑year‑old Elaho Giant tree in danger from B.C. wildfire

The mighty Elaho Giant has stood in place since the days when Vikings were settling on this continent, but now a...

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TV News Story ‑ Fines demanded for yahoos who harass moose

Conservation officials in British Columbia are investigating a video that shows a man jumping on a moose and briefly...

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Endangered sage‑grouse numbers on the rise in Alberta and Saskatchewan

News Release Federal emergency order helping endangered prairie bird populations recover CALGARY — Canada’s endangered...

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Jumbo Pass ski resort goes downhill after avalanche of opposition

News Release VANCOUVER - A proposed billion-dollar ski resort located high in the Purcell Mountains at Jumbo Pass...

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British Columbia
Logging Plans Could Rekindle BC's War in the Woods

Teal Jones marked our 'no-go zone' for clear-cut. Here's what happens next. Eight months ago, a hiker and friend of...

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Trouble Could Be Brewing for B.C.'s Endangered Killer Whales

Roberts Bank Terminal 2 latest on growing list of threats to killer whale recovery and survival Two years ago...

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British Columbia
Protests will follow if old‑growth logging proceeds on Vancouver Island: group

VICTORIA — A British Columbia forest company’s plan to log centuries-old cedar trees in southern Vancouver Island’s...

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TV News Story ‑ Proposed LNG terminal at Kitimat granted Environmental Certificate

This is a TV news story about an Environmental Assessment Certificate that has been just granted for the $36 billion...

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Jumbo project hits major roadblock

Environment Minister Mary Polak has determined that the Jumbo Glacier Resort project has not been substantially...

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Columns
We're going on tour along the Salish Sea!

We are embarking on an epic solar-powered catamaran journey to celebrate the Salish Sea and the communities along its...

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Critics flag stricter U.S. rules on LNG tanker risks

A spokesman for a proposed new liquefied natural gas export terminal on the Fraser River insists the industry is safe...

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