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Province green‑lights urban sprawl with Massey Bridge

VANCOUVER — After ignoring decades of regional planning and mounting public opposition, the provincial government has...

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$35 million for B.C. Parks not enough after years of cuts, says conservationist

Joe Foy of the Wilderness Committee says the investment doesn't make up for 'years of neglect' The provincial...

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BC hired more park rangers, thanks to you.

Give yourself a pat on the back. After years of cutbacks, the BC government finally listened to you and has pledged to...

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Mining Giant Taseko Seeks to Revive B.C. Gold Mine Twice‑Rejected by Harper Government

Two rejections by the federal government have not deterred a Vancouver mining company from again heading to court in...

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First Nations and Taseko Mines face off in federal court

First Nations leaders attempting to block Vancouver company from reviving $1.5B project near Williams Lake Several B.C...

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Proposal to revive Taseko mine looms as test for B.C. government

The Tsilhqot’in First Nation played host to federal Indigenous and Northern Affairs Minister Carolyn Bennett on Friday...

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British Columbia
Environmental groups applaud Ahousaht Land Use Vision

Clayoquot Sound Conservation Alliance supports Ahousaht leadership in conservation and community development goals...

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Site C Dam Ruling Says a Lot About Canada’s Relationship with First Nations

The Site C hydro dam in northeastern B.C. may be more than a year into construction, but the federal government still...

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Manitoba
Tories' attitude on environment not just dismissive, but inept

This past December, we witnessed the first loss of protected lands in Manitoba under our current provincial government...

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B.C. approves Trans Mountain pipeline expansion

VICTORIA—Premier Christy Clark announced British Columbia’s support for the expansion of the Trans Mountain pipeline...

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B.C. gives go‑ahead to Kinder Morgan pipeline expansion

Premier Christy Clark has announced the Trans Mountain Pipleine Expansion has met all five of her conditions for...

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Crown attempts to stay MiningWatch’s charges against Mount Polley

Public Service of Canada prosecutor Alexander Clarkson announced that the Crown wants to enter a stay of proceedings...

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MiningWatch charges against Mount Polley breach in court Friday

MiningWatch Canada's charges against the B.C. government and Mount Polley Mining Corp. will be heard in Williams Lake...

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Province picks Kinder Morgan pipeline over its own people

VANCOUVER – Premier Clark’s approval of the Kinder Morgan pipeline Wednesday puts her squarely in league with the...

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British Columbia
3 companies fined more than $1.5M over Haida Gwaii logging

A judge has handed down significant fines and bans for destructive logging on Haida Gwaii earlier this decade. Gwaii...

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