With assistance from Ecojustice lawyers, Wildlands League takes mining giant De Beers to court over failures to report on methylmercury, a neurotoxin. Continue reading Environmental group takes Ontario diamond mine to court
First Nations and conservation groups vow to continue to fight the Kinder Morgan pipeline expansion project. Continue reading Kinder Morgan pipeline fight far from over
The sacred Blackfeet region of Badger-Two Medicine, part of the transboundary Crown of the Continent Ecosystem, moves closer to protection. Continue reading US Cancels Energy Leases in Badger-Two Medicine
Canada’s investments in marine safety and emergency preparedness is an important first step, but ultimate success will be in the delivery. Continue reading Coastal communities should be active participant in delivery of marine investments
Environmental impacts uncertain as tug continues to leak fuel in sensitive harvesting area in Heiltsuk Territory. Continue reading Tanker barge runs aground in the Great Bear Rainforest
Signatories from Nations and Tribes across North America also commit to pushing for a sustainable economy based on renewable energy. Continue reading First Nations and Tribes sign Treaty to stop tar sands pipelines
Conservation groups question unnecessary rush to hand Protected Area over to BC Hydro for Site C Dam construction. Continue reading Conservationists Call Foul on Site C Logging
Community groups work together to clean up pollution in a sensitive alpine ecosystem in northeastern BC. Continue reading Restoration in BC’s Hart mountain ranges
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
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
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
Conservation groups, First Nations and other local communities complain that pipeline meetings are poorly advertised. Continue reading Pipeline panel hears resounding NO from public
