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Justice for Wild Salmon?

Last September I stood shoulder to shoulder in the pouring rain with hundreds of concerned citizens, many of whom...

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Ottawa silences scientist over West Coast salmon study

VANCOUVER — Top bureaucrats in Ottawa have muzzled a leading fisheries scientist whose discovery could help explain...

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Media Releases
Report on BC Hydro: Big Problems with Government's 'Self‑Sufficiency' Definition

Wild Rivers Breathe a Sigh of Relief VANCOUVER – The provincial government’s cost-cutting report on BC Hydro, released...

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TV News Story ‑ BC stopping new purchases of private hydro power

This is a TV news story about the BC provincial government dropping their so called "self sufficiency policy" which...

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No Pipelines, No Tankers, No Tar Sands!

There are headlines almost every week about a new oil spill or pipeline leak somewhere in North America. Since the...

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Please help us Protect the Peace!

For 30 years, people from all over British Columbia have been fighting the looming spectre of the Site C megadam. It...

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Manitoba
Wanipigow Happenings: Heike & Eike, the German Superstars

Although 'Eike' and 'Heike' may have been difficult to distinguish from one another by name, their ten day visit to...

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Manitoba
Who's safeguarding our water?

Two months ago I posted a blog entitled, “Is Manitoba the Wild West for the Mining Industry?” where I mused about the...

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Protest set for site of 2007 Burnaby pipeline rupture

A Vancouver-based environmental group intends to use the Burnaby site of a dramatic oil pipeline rupture four years...

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Fight Against Waste Incineration Heating Up Again

I was having a casual breakfast with a couple friends on Monday morning when all of a sudden my phone started ringing...

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Prevent Cancer Now warns B.C. residents about the health risks of incineration

ROSSLAND , British Columbia - July 27, 2011 - Prevent Cancer Now, a national organization focused on eliminating the...

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Province approves Metro Vancouver's plans to build waste incinerator

But region required to work with Fraser Valley to address air quality concerns if it builds facility in the Lower...

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British Columbia
Jack Knox: Gold River's bid to burn garbage from Metro Vancouver smoulders

Whether Gold River ends up burning Metro Vancouver's garbage could come down to pollution politics versus cold cash...

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Approval of Metro Vancouver plan to burn garbage means fight will heat up

The Wilderness Committee is disappointed by the decision of Environment Minister Terry Lake to approve Metro Vancouver...

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TV News Story ‑ Decline of Barn Swallows

This is a TV news story about the decline of barn swallows. Wilderness Committee Endangered Species campaigner Gwen...

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