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TV News Story ‑ BC's new direction on forestry panned

Wednesday, June 2, 2021

This is a TV news story about the provincial government announcing a new direction for forestry in the province. While tenure transfers to First Nations was strongly supported, environmentalists panned the government's announcement for failing to present a plan to end old-growth logging. The Wilderness Committee's Torrance Coste is interviewed in this news story.

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