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Manitoba
Province on the trail to park improvement

It's too soon to applaud, but the powers that be at Manitoba Conservation and Water Stewardship are making encouraging...

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Environmental groups say Stephen Harper’s “world class” tanker safety plan changes nothing

Environmental groups were quick to condemn new safety measures for oil tankers proposed by the federal government in...

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Media Releases
British Columbia
Wilderness Committee angered at discovery of new old‑growth logging in Walbran Valley

News Release - March 22, 2013 Recent clearcuts found in close proximity to renowned Castle Grove VICTORIA –...

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B.C.’s plan for at‑risk species criticized as ‘recipe for extinction’

A draft plan for protecting species at risk released by the B.C. government has come under fire from environmentalists...

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Court weighs Peter Kent's right to silence on endangered sage grouse

The federal government has pulled a veil of secrecy over its plans – or even whether it has any plans – to save the...

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Wild Coast Workshop
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Videos
Birds of the Okanagan ‑ A Vanishing Legacy

Born and raised in the Okanagan, Dick Cannings is a biologist, birder, and book author. He has written many books on...

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No silver lining in streamlined environmental assessments

A deal between the provincial and federal governments to roll environmental assessments into one process is bad news...

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Tanker safety measures aim for local support

The new tanker safety measures announced by Ottawa on Monday are intended to convince British Columbians that bitumen...

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Ottawa’s new oil‑spill defence plan derided by critics as mere public relations

'It's hard to know' if the new measures will satisfy B.C.'s five conditions, Environment Minister says The federal...

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New glossy pamphlet insufficient for BC species at risk, says Wilderness Committee

News Release - March 19, 2013 BC government releases draft five-year plan for species at risk VANCOUVER – A new draft...

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Federal tanker safety plan an insult to concerned British Columbians: Wilderness Committee

News Release - March 18, 2013 VANCOUVER – An announcement today from the federal government about increased safety...

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Columns
Drifting to Disaster ‑ Wild Times

March/April 2013 Read Joe Foy's Wild Times column in the Watershed Sentinel as he looks at the Site C Dam project...

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Videos
TV News Story ‑ New Canadian oil tanker safety rules for Pacific Coast

This is a TV News Story about the Canadian government announcing new safety rules for oil tankers plying the Pacific...

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Columns
A Big Win for the Forest!

March 14, 2013 We’ve got an exciting update for you on the campaign to protect BC’s public forests. As you may have...

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