In the midst of legal cases against the Site C Dam, the Treaty 8 Tribal Association finds a prehistoric horse bone in the Peace River Valley. Continue reading A 30,000-year-old horse bone is found in the Peace River Valley
Now in its second year, the maternity penning project is an emergency measure recommended for the Klinse-Za caribou herd in a recovery action plan developed by West Moberly First Nations. Continue reading Caribou recovery project launches crowdfunding campaign
Against the wishes of First Nations, the British Columbia government has opened the Sacred Headwaters to industrial development. Continue reading Video – UBC Reads Sustainability: Odyssey to the Sacred Headwaters
Canada is a wealthy country, but deplorable conditions still persist in hundreds of First Nations, Metis and Inuit communities. Continue reading David Suzuki: Clean drinking water should be a human right in Canada
Four First Nations in the Peace River Valley team in court challenge against the federal government’s decision to approve the Site C dam. Continue reading Treaty 8 First Nations take Site C decision to court
More than half the world’s nations already recognize environmental rights. It’s time for Canada to live up to its values and join this growing global movement. Continue reading David Suzuki: The movement for environmental rights is building
Building the Site C Dam and flooding the Peace Valley would be a tragedy for First Nations, agriculture and the environment. Continue reading David Suzuki: Site C proposal puts treaty commitments to the test
Modern research complements traditional First Nations legacy programs in an effort to preserve freshwater salmon in BC. Continue reading Protecting Kokanee salmon
British Columbians remain opposed to the province moving to area-based tenures (or TFLs) for managing BC forests. Continue reading Majority of public comments reject BC forest privatization scheme
Let’s hope for truly world-class leadership and a clear ‘no’ from Harper and Clark on Northern Gateway. Continue reading Opinion: Oil-spill cleanup is a myth
A recent poll shows a majority of British Columbians want Prime Minister Stephen Harper to either delay or kill the Northern Gateway pipeline. Continue reading Let’s hope for a clear “no” from Harper and Clark on Northern Gateway
Keepers of the Athabasca want to get the word out about ongoing oil spills in Cold Lake, Alberta. Continue reading Alberta group crowdfunds in effort to press government on tar sands spills
