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Whose Coast is it Anyway?
Alberta’s Premier Ed Stelmach claims that when it comes to bringing more and bigger oil tankers to BC’s coast, the decision is industry’s to make. Mr. Stelmach and the ...
Saving Jordan River: Part 1
Forest Campaigner Maurita Prato describes the beginning of the Save Jordan River Campaign.
We want to talk to you
A key element of any grassroots organization is actually getting out and speaking with people about your work. Ah yes, the ancient practice of community outreach and tabling. Succinct, ...
Enbridge spending $100 million of Albertan, Asian money
Enbridge Inc. is spending $100 million of other people’s money in their quest to sell British Columbians on the Northern Gateway oil pipeline and tanker project.The name tags, the ...
LNG is dead in BC (for now)
Coastal communities and First Nations should applaud every time natural gas prices drop – as prices tank, so do the odds that Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) projects, such as ...
Enbridge blowing smoke on Gateway timeline
Enbridge is lying to someone…Or shall we say selectively omitting certain truths? After reading this you decide. In any case the oil and gas giant is telling British Columbians ...
Enbridge shareholders push for change
Enbridge is in trouble. At the annual meeting this May large numbers of Enbridge’s shareholders threw their weight behind two shareholder resolutions despite the recommendations of the company’s Board ...
Community comment on controversial JDF developments
On Thursday, May 28, about 50 Shirley residents and concerned citizens filled the Shirley Hall toask questions and comment on two proposedand controversial developmentapplications planned for the area. Ender ...
Mixed waters signal rough road for Enbridge in BC
A First Nations delegation – assisted by Dogwood Initiative and Forest Ethics – journeyed from British Columbia to Toronto in early May to tell Enbridge Inc’s shareholders at their ...