First Nation wants to hold industry and the provincial government accountable for massive Mount Polley mine tailings breach in central BC two years ago. Continue reading Tsilhqot’in Nation files Notice of Civil Claim after Mount Polley disaster
Conservation groups, First Nations and other local communities complain that pipeline meetings are poorly advertised. Continue reading Pipeline panel hears resounding NO from public
Canada’s federal government was opposed to LNG shipments in New Brunswick, but is not applying the same standards in BC. Continue reading Fraser River LNG project highlights federal double standard
Ecojustice lawyers filed the case on behalf of two local residents and two BC organizations, Voters Taking Action on Climate Change and Communities and Coal. Continue reading BC groups launch legal challenge over coal transport in Fraser River
Modern research complements traditional First Nations legacy programs in an effort to preserve freshwater salmon in BC. Continue reading Protecting Kokanee salmon
Transfer provisions are unlawful and must be struck down, Ecojustice lawyers argue. Continue reading Fish farm licences challenged in Federal Court
The Peace River near Fort St. John, which is threatened by a third major dam that would flood more than 80 km of the last largely natural stretch of this river, is BC’s most endangered river in 2013. Continue reading Peace River tops BC’s most endangered rivers list for 2013
The Peace River near Fort St. John, which is threatened by a third major dam that would flood more than 80 km of the last largely natural stretch of this river, is BC’s most endangered river in 2013. Continue reading Peace River tops BC’s most endangered rivers list for 2013
Uploaded to YouTube by SalmonFoundation on Sep 12, 2011 With returns of 17.5 million pink salmon projected to return to the Fraser River … Continue reading Video: Pink Salmon Festival Aug 28, 2011
Populations of Fraser River sockeye salmon are so fine-tuned to their environment that any further environmental changes caused by climate change could lead to the disappearance of some populations, while others may be less affected, says a new study by University of British Columbia scientists. Continue reading Some populations of Fraser River salmon more likely to survive climate change: UBC study
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