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Columns
Manitoba
A Bridge on the Journey to Reconciliation

June 9, 2015 It has been a powerful few weeks in Canada. The Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) was working for...

Media Releases
British Columbia
War in the Woods could return as logging company targets Walbran Valley

News Release Some of Canada’s most ecologically significant old-growth cedar threatened by Teal Jones VICTORIA – One...

Columns
British Columbia
Is clean water a right for only some Islanders?

By Torrance CosteTimes ColonistJune 4, 2015 On Vancouver Island, there are two sets of rights when it comes to clean...

Videos
TV News Story - Coffee Chain pulls Tar Sands pipeline ads

This is a TV news story about coffee chain store Tim Hortons pulling ads of Tar Sands pipeline company Enbridge...

Columns
Manitoba
Ontario
Parks should be protected – not logged

June 4, 2015 Today the Wilderness Committee is launching our campaign to end park logging in Ontario and Manitoba...

Media Releases
Manitoba
Ontario
Report and maps reveal extensive logging in Algonquin and Duck Mountain Provincial Parks

News Release Wilderness Committee campaign aims to end logging in Ontario and Manitoba parks WINNIPEG - In 2015 the...

News
Group calls for nationwide ban of pesticide killing honeybees at alarming rate

Canada’s Wilderness Committee is calling for a nationwide ban on a pesticide that’s killing off bees at an alarming...

News
2015 05 07 Radio Interview - Gwen Barlee on Bees and Neonic Pesticides

In this radio interview, WC Policy Director Gwen Barlee discusses the impacts of harmful neonic pesticides on...

News
2015 03 03 Radio Interview - Torrance Coste on Raven Coal Mine

In this radio news story, the Wilderness Committee's Vancouver Island Campaigner Torrance Coste responds to the...

News
2015 03 31 Radio Interview - Gwen Barlee on Bees and Pollinators

In this radio interview, WC Policy Director Gwen Barlee discusses the importance of bees and pollinators, and how...

News
What do the bees need? Senate report makes several recommendations

The bees started dying, noticeably, almost a decade ago in this country. What would come to be known as Colony...

News
Clearcut near Hope slide revives logging-versus-scenery debate

It stands out when visitors pull into the viewpoint to take in the Hope Slide, 170 km east of Vancouver on the old...

News
Profile of Roger William, chief, Xeni Gwet'in First Nation

Tsilhqot’in chief led his people to a landmark aboriginal rights victory. Wearing his trademark cowboy hat and...

News
Wild Salmon Caravan stops in Fort Langley Wednesday

The Wild Salmon Caravan will be stopping in Fort Langley Wednesday, May 13 as it follows the migratory route of salmon...

Media Releases
Ontario
BC’s Day of the Honey Bee

News Release Neonicotinoid pesticides used in BC a buzz kill for bees VANCOUVER – May 29th marks the Day of the Honey...

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