Posts from ‘In Depth’ - Page 20

Events are heating up in northwestern BC. In order to counter much of the disinformation being circulated by the mainstream media about what is happening in Tahltan territory, concerned ...

It is with some skepticism that I read about Shell Canada’s purported alliance with environmentalists over concerns about the Crown’s oversight ofthe future of a 1,000-square-kilometre piece of backcountry ...

May Land and Water BC Inc. rest in peace. There is an amazing lack of awareness of a now-eliminated government corporation that had started to remove the “public” from ...

Texan company Kinder Morgan’s buy out of gas and pipeline company, Terasen, earlier this month won’t delay the proposed pipelines running from Alberta‘s tar sands to British Columbia‘s west ...

On Canada Day I officially become a Canadian citizen. As the citizenship ceremony approached I began thinking about what exactly this means to me personally and why I waited ...

<p>The&nbsp;recent recognition of Gwaii Haanas as the best park in the world is a remarkable achievement. But one important aspect of the story that has received scant attention is ...

The Site C dam is once again being touted as a necessary and viable way to meet BC’s growing demand for electrical energy. Some, including some environmentalists, although expressing ...

Communities with a history of not controlling their destiny often wait for the next big industrial project to offset the inevitable demise of the last big industrial project. So ...

Opposition to coalbed methane is growing wherever it is being proposed. From Alberta to New Mexico, from the Powder River in Wyoming, to Fernie, Iskut, Hat Creek, Princeton and ...