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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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Media Releases
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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Write Now: Help save the Peace River Valley from the Site C Dam

I have recently returned from a road trip to the Peace River Valley. Tria Donaldson, our Victoria-based campaigner...

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British Columbia
Does an industrial salmon farm larger than two football fields seem massive to you?

Mainstream Canada wants to build a massive, new salmon farm in Clayoquot Sound. They have applied for tenure rights...

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British Columbia
BC Energy Minister Rich Coleman responds to Wilderness Committee campaigner Tria Donaldson's Editorial about stopping the Site C Dam

Site C needed to meet greater energy demandsIn a recent issue of The Province, a column on Site C by the Wilderness...

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British Columbia
A century ago, B.C. cared about its parks

There was a time in British Columbia when political leaders took the protection of wilderness seriously and parks were...

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British Columbia
Paddle for the Peace

This is a Wilderness Committee On The Ground Report about the Paddle for the Peace event which took place on July 9...

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The Westslope Cutthroat Trout of Cupola and Ventego Creek need your help NOW!

You might remember that a few months back we wrote you because our friends at the environmental group Wildsight needed...

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British Columbia
Guest column: We lose more than we gain with Site C dam ‑ Editorial by the Wilderness Committee's Tria Donaldson

For 30 years, the people of the Peace River Valley have been living in the shadow of the proposed Site C mega dam. For...

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British Columbia
Controversial Juan de Fuca Trail development goes to public meeting

Members of a Capital Region District (CRD) sub committee voted today to move the controversial Marine Trail Holdings...

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Manitoba
Canada's Heart of the Boreal: A Wilderness Treasure Like No Other

We are very pleased to present our report entitled Canada’s Heart of the Boreal. Our report looks at the complex and...

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British Columbia
Baynes Sound coal mine opposition called 'unprecedented'

Nearly 2,000 people submitted comments about the proposed Raven underground coal mine in Baynes Sound during the 30...

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On the road for the Peace River

Paddle to the Peace Blog: Day 1: Vancouver to Valemount As someone who lives on Vancouver Island, I don't always think...

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Auditor General’s Report confirms major problems with BC Environmental Assessment Office

'Toothless and broken' system is little more than a rubber stamp, says Wilderness Committee VANCOUVER - John Doyle...

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