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Media Releases
Manitoba
Manitoba’s failing direction for parks and trails
Conservation missteps during COVID-19 have Manitobans lost in the woods WINNIPEG (Treaty 1 Territory and Homeland of...
Videos
British Columbia
Video: The movement to save old‑growth rainforests
While our communities work together to get through the COVID-19 pandemic, this is also a key moment for endangered and...
Columns
Letter: Hydrogen Strategy for Canada should focus on renewable hydrogen
As the government rolls out its national hydrogen strategy, critical decisions about Canada’s future role in the...
Videos
National Campaigns
Video: 2020 YEAR END CAMPAIGN REPORT
This is Campaign Report video about some of the exciting projects and tactics that the Wilderness Committee carried...
Videos
Manitoba
Video: A Vision For Manitoba Parks
Columns
Manitoba
A Vision for Manitoba Parks
We need a vision for provincial parks in Manitoba. It’s not enough just to stop the devastation from Premier Brian...
Media Releases
British Columbia
Nuchatlaht Nation calls on new BC government to honour UNDRIP commitment in historic title case
B.C. Crown lawyers continue to stall Nuchatlaht title case, arguing the Nation abandoned their territory Nuchatlaht Ha...
The People’s Parks Organizing Meeting 2
The People’s Parks Organizing Meeting
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Manitoba
Province embraces finest in environmental negligence
Privatizing provincial parks is short sighted Premier Brian Pallister and the Progressive Conservative Party of...
News
British Columbia
New marine oil spill response base to begin construction on Vancouver Island
VICTORIA -- A future oil spill response base will soon begin construction in the Sooke area of Vancouver Island. The...
News
Editorial rant: Caribou, moose, wolves, and government obtuseness
Does it seem odd (to put it mildly) that our provincial government is willing to spend between $4,300 and $10,000 per...
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Ontario
First Nations seeking judicial review of decision to deny environmental assessment to forestry plan
A number of Indigenous and environmental groups are challenging Ontario's policy changes Three more First Nations...
News
B.C. government to destroy old‑growth caribou habitat
Days after the province announced a new provincial approach to old-growth forests, conservation groups have learned...
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