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Metro Vancouver waste‑to‑energy incinerator opponents fired up for a fight

Photo: Recycling, composting and waste reduction is a better alternative to mass burning garbage say opponents of...

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Media Releases
British Columbia
Public Interest Sparks Saturday Tours of Threatened, Rare & Endangered Nanoose Bay Coastal Forest

Last week's invitation by the Wilderness Committee to Ministers Barry Penner, Pat Bell, George Abbott, several local...

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Public meeting in Chilliwack regarding Metro Vancouver's proposed garbage incinerators

This is a video of a July 2010 public meeting regarding Metro Vancouver's proposed garbage incinerators. Speaking in...

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British Columbia
DL33: A forest runs through it

Alberni-Pacific Rim MLA, Scott Fraser snaps a picture as Western Canada Wilderness Committee head Annette Tanner...

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Columns
Hitting the Road for Public Power

I want to tell you about a road trip I recently went on with Gwen Barlee and Sven Biggs from the Wilderness Committee...

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British Columbia
Nanoose band will log Crown land

The Snaw-naw-as First Nation plans to use the money it expects to receive from logging a nearby lot of Crown land to...

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British Columbia
Local and Provincial Government Elected Representatives invited to Friday Nanoose Forest

The Wilderness Committee Mid Island chapter has invited Ministers Barry Penner, Pat Bell, George Abbott, several local...

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Manitoba
A Prairie Still Standing Tall, Barely

Once covering 6,000 square kilometres in Manitoba’s Red River valley, the tallgrass prairie has all but vanished from...

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Manitoba
They roam on the range

Interlake bison thriving in the wild CHITEK LAKE — Oh, give me a home... In 1991, the Manitoba government did just...

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Turning Waste Wood into Gas‑Fueled Energy

Nexterra claims its UBC and Victoria projects mark the cutting edge against climate change. Not everyone measures the...

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TV News Story ‑ Grizzly Mother with cub charges photographer

See this June 2010 TV news story about a Grizzly Bear mother and cub's close encounter with a wildlife photographer...

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BC Activist Travels to Detroit to Help Fight World’s Largest Waste Incinerator
The campaign to stop Metro Vancouver's proposal to build a new waste incinerator has lead to international cooperation...
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Metro Vancouver's trash incineration plans mocked in environmental group's video

Wilderness Committee: "Speak now or forever hold your breath" VANCOUVER - An environmental group is warning the public...

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B.C. First Nations claim right to hunt bald eagles

First Nations leaders in B.C. said Thursday that they have the Charter right to hunt bald eagles for ceremonial...

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British Columbia
Coal corporation's AGM sparks protest in Vancouver

Environmentalists fear a proposed coal mine in the Comox Valley could be the first of more to come on Vancouver Island...

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