News and Events
Stay connected
Get the headlines and events the Wilderness Committee is creating. We’re here to make sure you hear the truth on today’s environmental issues in Canada, and get perspectives on protecting nature, tackling the climate crisis and more — both in your inbox and in real life at rallies, public talks and community gatherings.
Don’t forget to subscribe to our mailing list to get all of this straight into your inbox.
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...
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...
Radio Interview ‑ Kwoiek Creek Private Power Project
This is a radio interview with Wilderness Committee National Campaign Director Joe Foy about the Kwoiek Creek private...
Logging decision could go to court
The Chilliwack River Valley was Peter Julian's backyard playground as a child growing up in the 1950s, '60s and '70s...
Native groups form 'wall' to block oil exports
More than 130 B.C. aboriginal groups say they now have created an "unbroken wall" of opposition to oil sands exports...
Environmentalist Ben West fears increased oil tanker traffic in Burrard Inlet
Ben West has condemned a National Energy Board decision that opens the door to shipment of an additional 27,000...
Mayors object to oil decision
Change could see more tanker traffic in Burrard Inlet Burnaby mayor Derek Corrigan is disappointed that the National...
Class Notes: Climate changers
Windermere's leadership program students are hosting their third annual Climate Change Conference (C3) this Friday...
North Vancouver City mayor adds voice to energy board criticism
CITY of North Vancouver Mayor Darrell Mussatto has joined regional politicians and environmental groups to call on the...
Climate deal lacks C02 cuts scientists say are needed now
Green Party leader says Canada's position is without justification or logic DURBAN (NEWS1130) - The hard-fought deal...
Canada Formally Quits Kyoto
The government has announced it will invoke its legal right to withdraw from the Kyoto Protocol on climate change...
Conservationists brace for electric fight on Kokish River
Environmental and conservation groups opposed to a $200-million hydroelectric project near Port McNeill have vowed to...
Hydro project approval threatens steelhead and salmon habitat
For the first time, the B.C. government has approved a run-of -river power project that diverts water from salmon or...
Contentious project given environmental approval
The province on Tuesday granted environmental approval to a proposed run-of-river power project on the Kokish River of...
$200‑million river‑power project clears key hurdle Conservation groups raise fears over fish habitat
Despite opposition from conservation groups, the provincial government has granted an environmental assessment...
Join Us
Don’t miss your chance to make a difference. Receive campaign updates and important actions you can take to protect wildlife, preserve wilderness and fight climate change.
