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British Columbia
CoalWatch takes its message on the road

CoalWatch Comox Valley is taking their anti-coalmine message on the road. The group, which is trying to raise...

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Manitoba
Deal struck to protect woodland caribou

North Eastman's woodland caribou aren't out of the woods just yet, no pun intended. A deal struck on Tuesday between...

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Ahousaht First Nations under fire in two protests in one week

Photo: Catface Mountain as seen from Tofino First Street DockIn two separate protests last week, it seems...

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Media Releases
Local Canadian Idol Star Releases Song to Help Fight Waste Incineration

As Metro Vancouver consults the public on its plan to burn more of the region’s garbage, those opposing the plan have...

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Videos
Roberts Creek ‑ Keeping BC's Rivers Wild and Power Public Event

This is a Wilderness Committee 10 minute video news update. On May 27, 2010 the Wilderness Committee and the Council...

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Manitoba
Canadian Forestry Firms Agreement Fails on Caribou, Boreal Protection

Good news turns out to be too good to be true A recent announcement by a 21-corporation forestry consortium that led...

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Wilderness groups want protection for arid 'gem'

Photo: Gwen Barlee Local wilderness-protection groups are urging Ottawa to create a national park to protect the semi...

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Wilderness group will gather to discuss coal industry

The Wilderness Committee, Canada's largest membership-based wilderness preservation program, will hold a public...

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Columns
On The Road to Stopping Private Power

We’re on the road again! I got that old Willie Nelson tune playing in my head as I write this blog. That’s because we...

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You can help create a new National Park

Right now you have the rare ability to help create a national park in the South Okanagan. In the southernmost portion...

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Clayoquot Sound mine plan draws opposition

Environmentalists staged a protest in downtown Vancouver on Wednesday to voice their opposition to a proposed copper...

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Three‑dozen rally in Vancouver in effort to stop mining near Tofino

Protesters gathered in front of a mining company's office building in Vancouver on Wednesday afternoon in an effort to...

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Manitoba
'Stunning' forest‑protection deal met with caution in B.C.

Photo: Joe Foy, the Wilderness Committee's B.C.-based national campaign director, says the agreement does not mean a...

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Native leaders slam eco‑groups over mine plan ‑ Ahousaht chiefs say they can make their own decisions about land

Hereditary chiefs from Ahousaht First Nation are accusing environmental groups of interfering with traditional...

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Videos
Joe Foy on Proposed Clayoquot Strip Mine

While Imperial Minning executives held their AGM Wilderness Committee national campaign coordinator Joe Foy spoke to...

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