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British Columbia
British Columbians tell Government: Ancient Forests Forever

Three Vancouver Island MLA’s submitted over 2500 petitions today calling for the phase out of old-growth logging on...

News
First Nations 'outraged' at Site C decision

The provincial government's announcement to proceed with the Site C dam has sparked an outcry from the First Nations...

Media Releases
Wilderness Committee says no Dam Way to Site C Proposal

Following the announcement by the provincial government this morning that it will move forward with the Site C dam...

News
Did they have to die?

Troubling questions arise about the night five people died when Rutherford Creek bridge was destroyed in a massive...

News
DL 33 a ‘logging operation’

A cutting permit to allow First Nation harvest of 15,000 cubic metres of timber from an endangered Nanoose Bay...

Videos
TV News Story - Oil tanker expansion in Vancouver Harbour

See this April 2010 TV news story about a plan to greatly increase the number and size of crude oil tankers using the...

News
Bury or burn? Citizens decide fate of garbage

Dealing with trash is a stinky, expensive problem -- and Metro Vancouver wants your help, and opinion, on its new...

Columns
Wouldn’t it be nice if future generations had ancient forests?

By Tria Donaldson Photo: Hiker at the Red Creek Fir I have recently started working for a more traditional...

News
Controversial forest facing harvest

The imminent logging of an endangered Nanoose Bay ecosystem prompted a rare emergency resolution at the annual general...

Columns
Write Now to Stop proposed expansion to Line Creek Coal Mine in the Kootenays
The once beautiful Elk Valley in the Kootenays is home to the world’s second largest production of metallurgical coal...
Columns
Manitoba
Northern Lights, Gardens and Trails

We just arrived back from an incredible early season experience out at Hollow Water in the Heart of the Boreal. With...

Media Releases
Wilderness Committee Applauds Ethical Bean for Re-thinking Incineration of Coffee Bags
The Ethical Bean Coffee Company, based in Vancouver, has decided to back away from its plan to send used coffee bags...
News
Metro Vancouver's garbage incineration plan under fire
If Metro Vancouver goes ahead with a plan to burn more of its garbage, the regional district’s incinerators will...
Columns
Manitoba
Intact forest map shows significance of the Heart of the Boreal

The Wilderness Committee has published a map that makes it easier to realize the significance of the Heart of the...

Media Releases
Environmental Standards Left Behind in BC’s "Clean Power" Call
Today the Wilderness Committee charged that BC Hydro has failed to consider environmental impacts when awarding energy...

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