The Kinder Morgan Trans Mountain pipeline expansion could wipe out the Southern Resident Orcas, but Justin Trudeau’s government approved the … Continue reading Podcast: Dyna Tuytel talks about EcoJustice, Alexandra Morton, the Species at Risk Act and the National Energy Board
In the wake of the tragic diesel spill in Heiltsuk Territory, Coastal First Nations finally get a ban on crude oil transport along BC’s North Coast. Continue reading Coastal First Nations applaud Northern Gateway rejection and crude oil tanker ban
Conservation groups urge compromised Board members to step down from the National Energy Board panel for the Energy East pipeline. Continue reading Lawyers say two board members for Energy East pipeline review are biased
Completed in 2015, the marine plans seek a balance between stewardship and economic development using an ecosystem-based management approach. Continue reading BC First Nations and Province sign marine plan implementation agreements
Community groups call on federal Minister of Environment and Climate Change to require environmental assessments of oil-by-rail terminals. Continue reading Feds must take action to ensure safer oil-by-rail facilities
Landmark court decision strikes down the federal government’s approval of Enbridge’s controversial pipeline project. Continue reading Court ruling shuts door on Enbridge’s Northern Gateway pipeline
Conservationists say Kinder Morgan pipeline proponents need to consider the Southern Resident killer whale, one of Canada’s most iconic endangered species. Continue reading Environmental groups launch court challenge over NEB’s Kinder Morgan report
While Alberta, Ontario and Quebec move forward, BC’s carbon emissions are rising. Continue reading BC lags behind other provinces on climate action
A presentation by Julie Gelfand, Federal Commissioner of the Environment and Sustainable Development on her tabling of her recent report. Continue reading Spring 2016 Report from Julie Gelfand – June 23
Renewed federal support for ocean protection will help protect BC’s ocean health, economy and First Nation cultures. Continue reading On World Oceans Day, BC’s Coastal First Nations urge more marine protection
The #SeaLevelUprising art project sends message to leaders during First Ministers’ Meeting. Continue reading Art installation on Vancouver seawall calls out Canada’s climate inaction
Conservation groups urge Canada to review a UN submission highlighting human rights and food security impacts of B.C.’s Site C dam. Continue reading UN submission highlights Site C Dam’s impacts on Indigenous rights, food security
