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B.C.'s green reputation fading
The provincial Environment Ministry has suffered deep cuts in Tuesday's budget and a levy that raised $25-million...
Media Releases
Government Should “Harmonize” Environmental Rhetoric with Budget Priorities, Wilderness Committee
As the BC budget is released today many British Columbians will be considering the implications of the new Harmonized...
Columns
Clayoquot River Valley Witness Trail - Week 3
For three weeks this August, the Wilderness Committee and 29 hearty volunteers laboured away repairing the marvelous...
News
Hydro must break up: Neufeld
The Crown corporation's monopoly is hurting B.C., the energy minister tells The Sun's Scott Simpson Saturday, June 29...
News
Power and the Sound of Spin
Energy Minister Blair Lekstrom, or the government employees who write letters to the editor on his behalf, took...
Media Releases
Throne Speech Hints at Long-Overdue Endangered Species Law
“We want to see the BC Species at Risk Task Force follow the Ontario model: it must assess the effectiveness of...
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BC energy minister says green energy plans include more exports
British Columbia's Energy, Mines and Petroleum Resources Minister Blair Lekstrom confirmed following yesterday's...
Media Releases
Wilderness Committee Slams Throne Speech
Speech Strong on Rhetoric, Weak on Real Environmental Action Vancouver, BC - The Wilderness Committee is raising...
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The bird that may kill Gordon Campbell's 'gateway'
The bird that may kill Gordon Campbell's 'gateway' If you missed them, the western sandpipers came through last week...
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Canucks owner takes a shot at waste-to-energy game
An industrial waste recycling plant proposed for a small West Kootenays town is drawing criticism from environmental...
Columns
Christina Lake Says No to Waste Incineration
I have just returned from an exciting and well attended public meeting in Christina Lake orginzed by the local...
Media Releases
Wilderness Committee Calls for BC Government to Reduce Toxins
Vancouver, BC – The BC Legislature sits tomorrow for the first time since the May 12 provincial election, and the...
News
LiveSmart dies young: Fans of the provincial policy say its demise will hurt B.C.'s growing green industry
VICTORIA — Special to The Globe and Mail Companies specializing in green energy solutions are seeing red over the...
Columns
Manitoba
Visitors in the Upper Whitemouth Area
The cleanest river in southern Manitoba was murky brown. I was disappointed. Young North, Uncle Paul and I had aimed...
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Ecologists fight logging road in Manitoba park
Environmental advocates are upset that the Manitoba government — which has banned logging in provincial parks — has...
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