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Media Releases
Legal Victory for Endangered Species Across Canada
Court ruling means Department of Fisheries and Oceans must overhaul recovery plans Vancouver, BC – A precedent-setting...
Videos
TV News Story ‑ Grizzlies starving on BC's coast
Breaking TV news story about a severe drop in Chum salmon numbers on the coast of British Columbia. Grizzly bears in...
Media Releases
Concerned Citizens Launch Zero Waste BC after Kamloops Victory
Today a network of citizens groups and public interest organizations will hold the inaugural meeting of the new Zero...
Columns
Vacuuming Rivers and Wallets ‑ Wild Times
September 9th, 2009 - Read Joe Foy's Wild Times column in the Watershed Sentinel as he looks at the guys who are...
News
Provincial project threatens Delta bird habitat: MLA Huntington
Indpendent MLA Vicki Huntington used her first speech in the British Columbia legislature to denounce the provincial...
News
No date set for Burrard Thermal phase out, says B.C.'s energy minister
The provincial government plans to phase out Burrard Thermal but won't do it until replacement resources are in place...
Media Releases
Redirect Freeway Funds and Save Transit says Wilderness Committee
The transit funding crisis in BC could be solved by canceling the $1.5 billion South Fraser Perimeter Road (SFPR) and...
News
Priorities shift for subsidies
An open letter to provincial Transportation and Infrastructure Minister Shirley Bond. You know from your daily...
Media Releases
Species Requiem Day ‑ Rally for Boreal Birds
On September 1, 1914, Martha, the last known passenger pigeon, died in the Cincinnati Zoo. The environmental writer...
News
Haida Nation says no way to oil tanker traffic
Plans by a Calgary company to pipe crude oil to Kitimat, allowing it to be shipped through north coast waters, are...
News
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...
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