The current provincial election campaign in Quebec has no shortage of hot-button topics, but the environment has thus far not been one of them. Continue reading Like oil and water: Quebec’s conflicting green politics
The current provincial election campaign in Quebec has no shortage of hot-button topics – from the usual questions about sovereignty, … Continue reading Like oil and water: Quebec’s conflicting green politics
Environmental groups applaud the New Prosperity Mine rejection as a huge win for human rights and for natural ecosystems Continue reading BC’s New Prosperity Mine rejected again by federal government
Environmental groups applaud the New Prosperity Mine rejection as a huge win for human rights and natural ecosystems. Continue reading BC’s New Prosperity Mine rejected again by federal government
Hearings will determine whether the BC government is bound by law to protect the province’s endangered old-growth Coastal Douglas-fir ecosystem. Continue reading BC government in court over endangered Coastal Douglas-fir forest
Court rules that Canada’s federal government acted “‘unlawfully” in delaying recovery strategies for at-risk species. Continue reading Environmental groups declare victory in endangered species lawsuit
According to a recent poll, 64 per cent of BC residents oppose Enbridge’s Northern Gateway project. Continue reading BC residents still strongly against Enbridge Northern Gateway project
Lawsuit from the Taku River Tlingit First Nation challenges the proposed Tulsequah Chief mine in northern BC. Continue reading First Nation submits legal challenge against proposed Tulsequah Chief mine
Environmental groups and forestry companies are putting aside years of conflict to jointly manage BC’s cherished Great Bear Rainforest. Continue reading Great Bear Rainforest Agreement another step closer to full implementation
The question isn’t about whether to use rail or pipelines. It’s about how to reduce our need for both. Continue reading David Suzuki: Rail versus pipeline is the wrong question
Environmental groups and the public prepare for hearings on the proposed 1,150-kilometre Kinder Morgan Pipeline. Continue reading Grassroots opposition gears up for Kinder Morgan pipeline review
Lawsuit filed by Ecojustice and five environmental groups claims Canada’s federal government is not protecting endangered wildlife. Continue reading Lawsuit filed against Canadian government over endangered wildlife and Northern Gateway
