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Manitoba
Peat mine proposal raises red flags

MANITOBA Conservation has expressed concern a proposed peat mine at Hecla/Grindstone Provincial Park could pose a fire...

News
Manitoba
Grits, Greens join opposition to peat mine plans

Manitoba Grits and Greens joined forces with local environmentalists today to condemn the Selinger government for even...

Media Releases
Manitoba
Wilderness Committee calls for Manitobans’ opinion on Sun Gro’s provincial park strip mine

Public comment essential on multinational corporation’s bid to mine peat in Hecla Provincial Park Winnipeg Manitoba –...

Videos
TV News Story - Vancouver oil tankers and pipeline

As the debate rages over a proposed oil pipeline in northern B.C., energy giant Kinder Morgan is quietly working on...

News
British Columbia
Keeping her pledge

When you vow you’re going to do something, it’s a good idea to keep your word, and while Portia Miller is only five...

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BC launches online registry for frac fluid chemicals

British Columbia has launched an online registry for oil and natural gas producers to disclose the chemicals in the...

Columns
Tribal Parks - Wild Times

January 9th, 2012 - Read Joe Foy's Wild Times column in the Watershed Sentinel as he looks at BC's legacy of Tribal...

News
Manitoba
New peat mine proposed despite Manitoba government's freeze on development

North America's largest peat producer is proposing a 531-hectare mine in Hecla/Grindstone Provincial Park east of...

Columns
Manitoba
Hecla Park Horror

I spent a few weeks working on my house this past December, taking time off from the Wilderness Committee at a time...

Columns
British Columbia
Did you know that in 1969 Vancouver Island grew 70% of its own food?

Forty years later that number is now less than 5%. If residents of the Capital Regional District (CRD) want to help...

Columns
British Columbia
Kokish River needs your letter NOW!

The Kokish is a wild river that is on northern Vancouver Island, near Port McNeil. This 10-kilometre long whitewater...

News
Province drops support for national park

The province of B.C. no longer supports designation of a national park in the South Okanagan-Similkameen. “The...

News
Can't See The Forest For The Gump

Owl country facing loggers axe The endangered spotted owls don’t know it yet, but they are in for a bumpy ride if a...

News
BC’s Spotted Owl All But Extinct

With just 12 owls left in the wild, MP says it may be necessary for the feds to step in With the northern spotted owl...

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A high-profile hockey player fights for the river he loves

Willie Mitchell, a rugged defenceman for the Los Angeles Kings and a former Vancouver Canuck, is dropping his gloves...

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