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Qualicum Beach will host day for frogs
Qualicum Beach, one of the only two places in Canada to have a day dedicated to saving frogs, will host an amphibian...
Columns
Joe Foy tours proposed Okanagan Similkameen National Park
I have just returned from being shown around the proposed South Okanagan Similkameen National Park over the course of...
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Crowd protests IPP project
Opponents of the proposed Glacier/Howser private hydro project crammed into a school gym in Kaslo, filling every chair...
Columns
Gwen Barlee heads for the West Kootanays to attend Kaslo public meeting regarding proposed private power project
June 23 2009 - Gwen Barlee is in the West Kootenays to attend the open house public meetings regarding the proposed...
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Gwen Barlee heads for the West Kootanays to attend Kaslo public meeting regarding proposed private power project
June 23, 2009 - Gwen Barlee is in the West Kootenays this afternoon to attend the open house public meeting in Kaslo...
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Foundation reinforces Wildsight concerns
Re: letter misrepresents Suzuki Foundation Pushers of private energy projects would have readers believe that a well...
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Tla‑o‑qui‑aht partner locally to create zipline and kayaking tour as part of greater vision
Thursday, June 11, 2009 A new zipline and river kayaking tour opening in traditional Tla-o-qui-aht territory this...
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Area needs “protection” with a National Park, says reader
To The Editor: There are many local residents still working towards a South Okanagan – Similkameen National Park to...
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National Park feasibility study remains stalled
National Park feasibility study remains stalled There is not much new on the National Park front following the Lower...
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Flood of anger
Mark Hume Vancouver — From Saturday's Globe and Mail, Saturday, May. 30, 2009 03:53AM EDT A punishing drought, which...
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Sparks still flying over Harrison hydro dam
SPARKS STILL FLYING OVER HARRISON HYDRO DAM Chilliwack Progress Thu Jun 18 2009 Page: 1 Section: News Byline: Robert...
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Bus headed to Kaslo for IPP meeting; Nelson area residents concerned with run‑of‑river project have opportunity to travel en masse to meeting to voice opposition
Bus headed to Kaslo for IPP meeting; Nelson area residents concerned with run-of-river project have opportunity to...
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Going green gets intimate
Environmentally conscious citizens take to coffee shops, living rooms and places of worship to help slow global...
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Climate shift fires public's green interest
Climate change isn't just warming the globe and causing crazy weather -- it has also cranked up the public's interest...
Columns
Update on our efforts to protect BC's Killer Whales
The fight to protect British Columbia's killer whales continues. The Wilderness Committee, together with a handful of...
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