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• Category: Campaigns
  • Keeping Trans Mountain’s chainsaws at bay
  • Our roadmap to a better B.C.
  • MPs join online rally against pandemic bailout for oil companies
  • Teck Frontier: no way out for Trudeau
  • Old-school politics won’t save us from climate chaos. Here’s what might.
  • Jonathan Wilkinson: the Minister of Greenwash
  • Federal government hiding true cost of Trans Mountain pipeline
  • The road to reforming mining in B.C.
  • A crisis of imagination
  • First Nations head back to court to stop Trans Mountain
  • Meet Murray Edwards the luckiest billionaire in Canada
  • How do we pay for a Green New Deal?
  • What exactly is Proportional Representation?
  • Young voters key to winning Pro Rep
  • A little bit country, a little bit rock ‘n’ roll
  • Podcast for November 2017: Illegal construction, grassroots resistance
  • Category: #Vote16BC
    • If I can’t be a child, I want the rights of an adult
    • Why teachers support lowering the voting age
    • Youth applaud BCFED resolution to lower the voting age 
    • John Horgan stole my right to vote
    • Dogwood Live – B.C. Election 2020 Reaction
    • Why labour groups support lowering the voting age
    • Teen organizers welcome Greens’ commitment to lower the voting age
    • Where is the NDP?
    • “The next four years and beyond”
    • Climate activism in the COVID-19 pandemic
    • If I could vote
    • Representation matters: LGBTQ+ youth deserve the right to vote
    • We Face So Many Crises. Let Youth Lead, Serve and Vote
    • I’m a Black Burnaby student. School officers make me feel unsafe.
    • The right to decide my own future
    • The case for lowering the voting age in B.C.
    • Greta Thunberg can’t vote. The rich and powerful like it that way.
    • Who gets to lead?
    • Why I want the right to vote
  • Category: Ban Big Money
    • “Call in the cops” — B.C. wants action on money-laundering
    • The Dogwood Podcast
    • Guess who’s back?
    • Podcast for December 2017: The year in review and the battles ahead
    • R.I.P. Big Money in politics: 1858-2017
    • After the smoke clears
    • Mining for support in Kamloops
    • British Columbians demand urgent action to clean up local politics
    • BC Liberals rolled the dice with taxpayers’ trust
    • Closed door climate policy
    • Report Cards are in!
    • Ban Big Money laws a good first step
    • Survey says: This is the gold standard
    • Dogwood calls for a Corruption Inquiry
    • B.C.’s ‘Wild West’: Where loyalty comes to die
    • BC Needs a Big Money Corruption Inquiry, Fast
    • The Massey Bridge: A boondoggle bought by big money?
    • The story of #BanBigMoney
    • Where we’re going from here
    • How much is too much?
    • BC Liberals vow to Ban Big Money
    • Did Big Money actually influence decision-making in B.C.?
    • Thank you. Now, let’s get to work.
    • Even the media donates to Christy Clark
    • The final piece of the puzzle
    • Tax time just got more expensive
    • Clark springs her Steelworker trap
    • Are illegal donations from Woodfibre LNG linked to political favours?
    • Welcome to Payland™, an amusement park for the corporate elite
    • BC Liberal candidate linked to U.S. trophy hunting Super PAC
    • Christy Clark’s tricky tax talk
    • Killing lions for money to kill bears
    • Podcast for March 2017: Dirty donations, dirty coal
    • Dirty donation déjà vu
    • Christy Clark doesn’t want you to vote
    • Something fishy about B.C. political contributions?
    • Elections BC investigates donations linked to Kinder Morgan
    • Did Kinder Morgan donate illegally to Christy Clark?
    • Podcast for February 2017: Union of B.C. Indian Chiefs, British Columbians make the call
    • One last chance before election to Get Big Money Out Of Politics
    • B.C. is overdue for a corruption inquiry
    • Bid-rigging and political bribes: how Quebec taxpayers lost millions
    • More Kinder bucks for Christy Clark
    • 718,918 reasons Christy Clark said ‘yes’ to Kinder Morgan
    • Like Trudeau, Premier Clark will approve Kinder Morgan. Here’s why.
    • Corporate cash addiction corrodes B.C. politics
    • Take it from Hillary: money can’t buy everything
    • Christy Clark’s trumped up ‘feminism’
    • B.C. Greens demonstrate leadership by banning corporate and union donations
    • Climate leadership or climate corporatocracy?
    • Why No Climate Action? Follow The Money
    • BC Liberals take coal cash, too
    • Surprise! B.C.’s deadbeat mining companies are huge political donors
    • Turning the pages of the Panama Papers
    • Clark says favouritism to donors ‘should be illegal’
    • Meet the trophy-hunting clowns who dictate wildlife policy in B.C.
    • Who’s sick and tired of Big Money in Politics? Hint: Everyone
    • Poll: British Columbians Ready to Take Big Money Out of Politics
    • The Scandal of Leadership in British Columbia Today
    • Taming the Wild West
    • 2015 Year in Review Scrapbook
    • 7th Key Questions of 2010
    • Following The Money in Privatization Scandal
    • Get big money out of politics
    • Influence? Donations from corporations and labour
  • Category: Beyond Coal
    • Don’t let the doorknob hit you, coal!
    • No time to waste
    • The Great Divide
    • B.C. now sole exporter of thermal coal in Pacific Northwest
    • Thermal coal exports in federal court next week!
    • Christy Clark’s convenient climate conversion
    • Premier Clark flip flops on U.S. coal exports, hours before election debate
    • A Bridge over Trouble
    • Why does dirty U.S. coal get a free ride through B.C.?
    • BC taxpayers to pay billions for Christy Clark’s bridge
    • Historic coal victory in Washington increases pressure on B.C.
    • How a faltering U.S. coal industry is sneaking their climate-wrecking product through B.C.
    • What do they have that we don’t?
    • A New Hope On Oil, LNG Reviews. What About For Coal?
    • Liberal MP’s Invite Dogwood to Keep the Conversation Going
    • Fraser River coal port approval undermines Paris negotiations
    • New MP Carla Qualtrough is really speaking Delta’s language!
    • Renewed hope for Dogwood’s Beyond Coal team
    • If our MP won’t turn up in Ladner, how can she stand up for us in Ottawa?
    • The evolution of an activist
    • Strategy video update March 2015
    • My fearless predictions for 2015
    • Dogwood reflects
    • You can’t make this stuff up
    • Not the kind of port reform we were hoping for
    • Port Approves New Coal Port Despite Overwhelming Opposition
    • If Oregon can do it, why can’t B.C.?
    • Dogwood Initiative reacts to Oregon coal port denial
    • Coal companies get to decide how many trains should go through your neighbourhood
    • Is there more to the story that we don’t know?
    • Farce Unfolds at Port Metro Vancouver AGM
    • B.C. government secretly approves coal permitting amendment
    • Organizing beyond the classroom
    • Thousands Call on Province to Properly Assess U.S. Coal Exports
    • We deserve the facts!
    • Global perspective on local coal export proposals
    • Thousands Demand New Assessment of U.S. Coal Export Proposal
    • November 5 telephone town hall
    • Coal exports from U.S. sent via B.C. shorten lives in China
    • Your coal export questions answered
    • Coal campaign heats up: a month in the life of Dogwood’s new coal campaigner
    • Port Metro Vancouver approves North Van coal expansion despite health concerns
    • Grassroots Action on Climate Change
    • 10 Key Questions for 2010 – Question 3
    • First Coal Corporation Under Fire
  • Category: Citizens' Initiative
    • Organized people can beat big money
    • A “full frontal” assault on Kinder Morgan
    • We need courageous leaders, not empty promises and lies
    • Tanker decision too important to leave to politicians
    • Preparations for oil tanker referendum continue
    • A Game of Votes
    • Frequently asked questions about Dogwood’s new strategy
  • Category: Climate
    • At this late hour in the climate crisis, every vote matters
    • Plan B: Decarbonize
    • The urgent battle to decarbonize B.C.
    • Old growth trees cleared for Site C dam reservoir
    • The upsides of shutting down Site C
    • Honey, we need to talk about Site C
    • We are the official opposition
    • BC NDP supporters dismayed by growing oil and gas subsidies
    • BC NDP candidates quiet as oil and gas subsidies soar
    • Taxpayer-funded climate change
    • Rich corporations are hoarding money, and taking ours too
    • Pipeline supporters plan rally to “reclaim” Indigenous land
    • The world has changed. Why is Canada still in the pipeline business?
    • Lost in Transmission
    • B.C. pipeline construction could trigger major unrest
    • Californication: B.C. renewable energy projects get screwed
    • Power to the People – webinar
    • B.C. has its own militarized, violent and yes, racist cops
    • Film review – Planet of the Humans
    • Why B.C. should reopen clean energy opportunities for Indigenous communities
    • Horgan sticking to climate plan despite pandemic
    • COVID-19 feels like a test. Are Canadians ready?
    • In Ktunaxa territory, the future is bright
    • The dominos were falling long before COVID-19
    • 16 billion ways to kill Trans Mountain
    • Land, money and markets: three things every pipeline needs
    • Wet’suwet’en raids spell trouble for the BC NDP
    • Why is BC Hydro blocking a renewable revolution?
    • Webinar: Adam Olsen on the passage of B.C.’s UNDRIP law
    • Op-Ed: Declaration Act a long overdue reset
    • Casey Jones
    • Youth climate strikers welcome North Van MP to new portfolio
    • Webinar: Khelsilem on B.C. Indigenous rights bill
    • Get to know your future MP
    • In Burnaby North-Seymour, a giant on the hillside
    • What do we do with this momentum?
    • Jason Kenney’s Un-Canadian Witch Hunt
    • Into the climate crisis: a British Columbia journey
    • Red Chamber could block a Green New Deal
    • Podcast for May 2019: The Pact for a Green New Deal in Canada
    • Canada’s Green New Deal starts here
    • On Trudeau’s watch
    • Knock, knock – It’s your climate
    • Budgets fail to meet today’s challenge
  • Category: Corruption Inquiry
  • Category: Defend Our Farmland
  • Category: Democracy
    • How do we democratize a corporate resource colony?
    • Why I won’t be voting today
    • Podcast for March 2018: The dark underbelly of B.C.
    • Making sense of election promises
    • Make History on May 12th!
  • Category: Indigenous rights
  • Category: Let BC Vote
    • Cynical betrayal on Kinder Morgan galvanizes B.C. voters
    • New report raises concerns about Kinder Morgan proposal
    • Citizen groups unconvinced by pipeline regulator’s PR push
    • Tories, pipeline firms growing apart
    • Premier Clark missing in action as calls grow for independent pipeline review
    • Dogwood Initiative disappointed by injunction against Kinder Morgan demonstrators
    • British Columbia mayors filling leadership vacuum in pipeline review process
    • Time for Clark to make good on her Enbridge election promise
    • Unwanted pipeline, unwilling province
    • Media advisory: First Nations, allied groups to hold announcement on Enbridge
    • Spill cleanup plans do not buy consent on Gateway
    • Is Clark trying to get to “yes”?
    • Six Dogwood teams hit their targets
    • Following Kitimat victory, Dogwood launches LetBCvote.ca
    • Let BC Vote!
    • Dogwood Reacts to Kinder Morgan’s Trans Mountain Project Application
    • How B.C. can stop oil tanker plans
  • Category: Local Power
    • Our family’s resolution? Lose the carbon.
    • Bending the curve
  • Category: Mining
    • An update on our mining work
  • Category: No Tankers
    • What the fax?!
    • “Fundamentally wrong to put people at this sort of risk”
    • Why B.C. needs to fix its environmental assessment laws
    • Who defaced our flyers in North Van?
    • Classic 1953 pipeline for sale. Some rust.
    • One small problem with Jason Kenney’s “Russian bots” theory
    • Anti-water protesters rally by the dozens
    • “Kinder Morgan puts my job at risk”
    • Podcast for February 2018: Pipelines and B.C. wines
    • Podcast for January 2018: Oil tanker spill hits close to home
    • The Search for Trans Mountain’s 15,000 Construction Jobs
    • The Top Ten Kinder Morgan Myths — BUSTED!
    • Can John Horgan’s new B.C. government really stop Kinder Morgan?
    • My sister and I walked from Victoria to Burnaby
    • Stronger than Hope
    • Trudeau dodges questions in B.C. Again.
    • They didn’t even read the Ministerial Panel report?!
    • Is Northern Gateway B.C.’s National Energy Program?
    • How to kill a pipeline
    • The Best of #AdsForKitimat
    • Time for Clark to prove she calls the shots, not Enbridge
    • Bad News for Enbridge
    • A river pilgrimage to the oil sands
    • What’s it going to be? Effective or "world-leading"?
    • Controversial Burns Lake billboard will stay up
    • The woman behind the Burns Lake billboard
    • Blacklisted activist fights back with chilling censorship story
    • Dogwood nominated for prestigious Katerva Award
    • The Salmon Recipes
    • Face-to-face with Enbridge
    • Singing for our coast
    • From inside the hearings
    • Top 10 blogs of 2012
    • Art for the love of B.C.
    • China treaty uproar signals growing rift between Ottawa, grassroots conservatives
    • B.C.-wide rallies reveal depth of No Tankers movement
    • Defend Our Coast actions to roll out across province
    • Politics can be deeply complex or as simple as 1 + 1 = 2
    • Your top 3 tanker questions answered
    • The man behind the viral video ‘This is not an Enbridge animation’
    • The power of the domino effect
    • Batman and Spider-Man vs. oil tankers
    • B.C. local governments taking a stand against oil tankers
    • What the Harper budget means for B.C.’s coast
    • Enbridge on the defensive with $5 million ad blitz
    • Franke James asks "What’s Harper afraid of?"
    • A path to a Canada no one will recognize
    • Harper’s tanker tactics reminiscent of botched National Energy Program
    • What does 100,000 mean?
    • Fallacies of “One Project, One Review” Logic
    • The Vancouver No Tankers rally in pictures
    • Questions Answered, Part 2
    • B.C. opposition to oil supertankers outweighs support 3:1
    • When Oil and Water Mix
    • Your questions answered
    • Harper’s Big Bad Wolf tactics no fairy tale
    • Have an oil tanker or pipeline question? We’ll answer it.
    • 5 reasons shipping oil to Asia is not in the national interest
    • A Wild Start to 2012
    • How increasing oil exports hurts the manufacturing sector
    • The power of the underdog
    • Save the Fraser Declaration gets new signatories
    • Keystone XL blocked, Gateway still against the wall
    • In your words: standing up for right to speak at Enbridge hearings
    • Proceed with caution: conservation area ahead
    • Kinder Morgan: Under the radar?
    • Stepping up to the mic
    • 126 Teams Created to Oppose Enbridge
    • Why I’m making my opposition to Gateway official
    • 60-second snapshot from the proposed oil tanker route
    • Enbridge didn’t do it right
    • Why Joe Oliver is rocking the boat
    • Alberta politicians pipe up the volume
    • No Tankers: Recharged and reloaded
    • Rethink’s oily posters
    • NDP bill raises tough question for Harper
    • Keeping our oceans oil-spill free
    • First Nations re-ignite Enbridge campaign
    • Chocolate with a message
    • Canada has more to offer the world than oil
    • NDP leadership candidates support tanker ban
    • Resolved to Win
    • Tanker Ban Legislation
    • Success: Tanker Motion Passes!
    • Taking Matters Into Their Own Hands
    • No Tankers Street Theatre
    • Province-Wide Resolutions Oppose Oil Tanker Plans
    • Great Bear Rainforest – Through a Lens
    • A Summer of Outreach, A Lifetime of Lessons
    • UnspOILed UnOILed Coast Quilt Project rocks first fundraiser
    • Cornflakes and salmon – an unlikely couple
    • Pipe up Against Enbridge!
    • Knocking oilsands
    • Liberate the BC Coast
    • The Pipedreams Project
    • Debunking Enbridge's Safety Claims
    • Deep Hearts
    • Political Intricacies of the No Tankers Campaign
    • Liberals take the plunge
    • Dogwood goes to Enbridge 2010 AGM
    • Dogwood Initiative Responds to Enbridge Regulatory Application
    • Not Here, Not Ever
    • A Way Of Life That Can Not Be Lost
    • Deepwater Horizon Spill: What This Means for British Columbia
    • Parents and Kids Against Tankers
    • Coastal First Nations declare ban on tankers
    • Ignoring Risk
    • Bounty of the Sea BBQ
    • A Story With Two Ends
    • RBC: Bankrolling the Tar Sands
    • Northern Gateway Kept Alive as a Threat
    • Enbridge Review Misses the Point
    • China Remains Gateway Wildcard
    • Enbridge's Bad Week
    • Whose Coast is it Anyway?
    • We want to talk to you
    • Enbridge spending $100 million of Albertan, Asian money
    • Enbridge blowing smoke on Gateway timeline
    • Enbridge shareholders push for change
    • Mixed waters signal rough road for Enbridge in BC
    • Complexities of Enbridge’s Gateway Project
    • Tar Sands Sanity
    • The meaning of the message
    • Cutting Ribbons Over Our Dead Bodies
    • Let’s Get to Work in Saanich/Gulf Islands
    • No Tankers: The Straight Goods
    • How to Tackle Tar Sands Dogma: More Beer
    • The Truth Hurts
    • Government’s latest trick: The disappearing offshore tanker moratorium
    • Pipeline Oil Spills in BC – an anomaly or harbinger of future?
    • A community says "Never again"
    • "Attract our interest" says EnCana’s Gwyn Morgan
  • Category: Proportional Representation
  • Category: Retired Campaigns
    • Reflections on victory in the Sacred Headwaters
    • The legacy of two legendary activists
    • In your words: Say thank you to Joe Oliver
    • What’s crazier?
    • We won! Lessons learned from the campaign trail
    • We did it!
    • Tip of the iceberg
    • Will the CRD step up and enforce its own plan?
    • Why the CRD is broken (and how to fix it)
    • Taking the Wilderness Out of the Trail
    • A Dangerous Precedent
    • Moratorium Now
    • Types of Harmful Human-Environment Impacts: Conclusion
    • Flying and Climate Justice
    • Types of Harmful Human-Environment Impacts: Part 2
    • Averting Crisis
    • Climate Hypocrisy
    • Whose Voice Counts?
    • Boreal Boycotts Return
    • If you fly by jet you kill?
    • Public Hearing Re-zoning of Water Lot 1 and Westsong Walkway
    • Determining Factors
    • Central Saanich Approves Urban Sprawl
    • Protecting Vancouver Island
    • Banks out of Farming
    • Our ecological footprint
    • Where is Ida?
    • Sustainable reform
    • Central Saanich’s Rogue Council
    • Pledger Makes Posters
    • Take Action – Capital Regional District Land Purchase
    • British Columbia: an Energy Super Chump?
    • Access Denied: Abuses and Failures Under BC’s FOI Act
    • The real problem with BC logging industry
    • Broken promise: BC's Coalbed Methane rules inferior
    • Join Our Year End Fundraising Drive
    • Citizens Guide: Northwest Transmission Line
    • Saving Jordan River: Part 1
    • LNG is dead in BC (for now)
    • Community comment on controversial JDF developments
    • Can a MEVA save Jordan River?
    • Fingers Crossed – Oh what a tangled web WFP weaves!
    • WFP Asks for Pay-Day Loan
    • Introducing satisfACTION
    • From Horror to Hope to Heartache
    • Fishy Business in the Hague
    • The Forestry Crisis, Government Inaction, and Community Solutions
    • Aboriginal protest three years later
    • Salvaging the integrity of our land and communities
    • University of Victoria green-washes aboriginal problems for energy companies
    • Shell renews threat to Stikine, Skeena Sacred Headwaters
    • Site C – The Dam of Self Sufficiency?
    • The Tar Sands – the Elephant In Canada’s Energy Future
    • A Tahltan Responds
    • 13 Tahltan arrested for protecting Sacred Headwaters
    • Shell—green wash or hog wash?
    • Tahltan moratorium heats up the northwest
    • Slush fund drowns alternative energy in BC budget 2005
    • Alternative energy in 2005 budget
    • bc4sale.org – helping you stop privatization
    • Standing room only for sustainable forestry and communities
    • BCUC credibility put at risk by BC Hydro?
    • Government by mastercard: get ready to pay for access to law
    • Similkameen Citizens Concerned about Coalbed Methane
    • A tale of two Davids (and the future of Canada)
    • More pesty off-loading: proposed law helps private foresters shirk duties
    • A Liberal coalbed methane gift to corporate friends
    • Jumbo ski resort raises "developing" questions about secrecy
    • Tree of Life Celebration, October 9
    • Liquified Natural Gas proposed for BC
    • This Television Will Be Revolutionised: the media and civil society
    • NO BIDS in Crowsnest Coalfield auction
    • Montana Governor challenges Campbell on coalbed methane
    • BC gov’t contradicted by leaked internal report
    • South Meager Geothermal Project
    • "Preservation" spin – the year ahead in land use plans
    • Flathead & Crowsnest drilling rights posted
    • Simplifying Softwood Spin
    • BC Sustainable Energy Association launch June 21
    • BC Business recognizes unresolved Aboriginal issues create uncertainty
    • Aboriginal Traditional Knowledge in Environmental Assessments
    • Bill 75 is not a scare tactic
    • SFU report on offshore oil & gas development concludes: keep the moratoria
    • EnCana criticized for Ecuador activities
    • Aboriginal resistance building (Part 1)
    • Corporations to decide town’s future
    • Good News from Canada’s Supreme Court?
    • Questions about privatizing health care
    • Energy Minister schedules private meeting with Fernie council
    • Growing First Nation unrest in BC
    • EnCana’s rosy forecast
    • Campbell’s secret meeting: Intimidation of CBM activists?
    • Distortions, misrepresentations and blatant lies
    • Liberals gut forestry regulations
    • BCUC dismisses criticisms of BC Hydro’s Call for Tenders
    • Investors beware of BC
    • More on softwood
    • Privacy, Secrecy, and Democracy
    • TimberWest sale in the crosshairs
    • Doman faces First Nations obstacles
    • The scoop on softwood
    • A new rip off of public resources
    • Martin boasts of gains with Bush – but what did he give away?
    • Anderson versus Efford
    • Making money talk for BC forests and First Nations
    • EnCana expands coalbed methane development in Alberta
    • Police raid Minister’s offices
    • Just say no–to privatizing forests
    • EAO gift wraps VIGP
    • Carrier Sekani challenge proposed Canfor Slocan merger
    • Pavilion Indian Band sends Ministry a messag
    • BC First Nations launch Title lawsuits
    • First Nations oppose Canfor’s merger plan
    • Visionary Haida leader re-elected
    • Natives demand repeal of forest legislation
    • Killing Beetlesor Democracy
    • Bill 75 draws municipal fire
    • Unity is Possible
    • Unprecedented Aboriginal Conference in P.G.
  • Category: Stand Up To China
  • Category: Trans Mountain Pipeline
• Category: Elections
  • Burnaby offers a winning recipe for the Left
  • Are you ready to vote on Monday?
  • Category: Election - BC 2009
    • Jordan River Forest Lands- It’s an election issue!
  • Category: Election - BC 2013
    • Taking the leap: Election team captain dishes on her experience
    • BC Party Positions on Oil Tankers
    • We’re on the radio
    • Why Clark’s five conditions are nothing but a smoke screen
    • Tough but fair
    • Oil tankers on B.C.’s coast: the party positions in a nut shell
    • In-depth: the B.C. Liberals position on oil tankers on B.C.’s coast
    • In-Depth: the NDP position on oil tankers on B.C.'s coast
    • Dix Says NDP Oil Tanker Stance Applies to Whole Region
    • What does the B.C. election mean for No Tankers?
    • Community hearings are a wrap! Now what?
    • Knock the Vote, Victoria!
    • Oil tankers and pipelines a voting issue in Chilliwack-Hope?
  • Category: Election - BC 2017
    • Celebrating our behind the scenes victories
    • B.C. Election: Update 4
    • B.C. Election: Update 3
    • B.C. Election: Update 2
    • B.C. Election: Update 1
  • Category: Election - BC 2020
  • Category: Election - Canada 2008
    • How every vote is a vote for Harper
  • Category: Election - Canada 2011
    • May 2nd was an important day in Canadian history
    • This is what we did
    • Why the political pundits are wrong about B.C.
    • Liberals, NDP and Greens committed to banning oil tankers on B.C.’s north coast
  • Category: Election - Canada 2015
    • The west wants out
  • Category: Election - Canada 2019
    • Throne Speech climate commitments dwarfed by spending on Trans Mountain
    • Time for a Bloc Cascadien in Canadian politics
    • Yes, racism is an environmental issue
    • Fishing for votes in Courtenay-Alberni
    • Canadians warn Trudeau against building Trans Mountain with public money
  • Category: Election - municipal 2011
    • Vote for who you like
  • Category: Election - municipal 2014
• Category: Fundraising
  • Best year-end fundraising total ever
  • Couple asks wedding guests to donate to Dogwood
  • The voice on the end of the line: retired military pilot thanks new donors
  • What you did this year
  • UVic Scuba Club raises nearly $4,000 for No Tankers campaign
  • Med student donates scholarship money
  • Hope for the new year
  • Quilting for the coast
  • Stopping oil spills at recess
  • Small gifts go a long way
• Category: General
  • RCMP Commissioner Sued by Civil Liberties Group for Preventing Release of Watchdog Report into Police Spying
  • Indigenous leaders, environmental groups and local citizens vow to protect Lower Mainland forest from Trans Mountain pipeline construction
  • Dogwood staff vote to unionize
  • When will climate change have its Nuremberg moment?
  • Dogwood asked, British Columbians answered
  • The dying of the light
  • Farewell, Burnaby office!
  • Six reasons Kinder Morgan’s pipeline won’t be built
  • Dogwood’s newest board members
  • A wall of opposition rises
  • Supporter survey – the results are in!
  • The creepy double meaning of ‘Sunny Ways’
  • Kinder Morgan still blocking spawning beds after warning from NEB
  • A new chapter
  • Thank you, Will
  • Trolls
  • Save Winter
  • Closing Ranks – Full Version
  • Log and Flog
  • Conflict of Interest
  • Grassy Narrows
  • Closing Ranks
  • $2 Million? Thanks For Nothing
  • What Are Your Thoughts?
  • Enbridge Boss Mixes Up Interests
  • Success?
  • COP 15 Diaries
  • Giving a Darn, Dogwood Style
  • Oil Interests vs. Our Interests Part II
  • Shell Scratches Surface
  • Urban Sprawl and Poverty
  • Oil Interests vs. Our Interests
  • Climate Action in Prince George
  • Reading on Change
  • You: Species at Risk
  • Women and Children First
  • Dogwood Cute? Never
  • Race to the Bottom
  • In Whose Interest?
  • Teddy's courage and me
  • Open Season for Developers
  • A Different Kind of Environmentalism
  • Photos from the Douglas Channel
  • Swimming together
  • Saving Jordan River: Part 2
  • Sophisticated Leader
  • Deleting Democracy
  • Douglas Channel Excursion
  • My BC Hero
  • The road to hell is paved with 'personal repsonsibility'
  • Dogwood Turns 10
  • Whale deaths a harbinger?
  • Lisa Raitt target of demonstration
  • What is required to survive
  • Carbon Politics & Pricing Tools
  • Pipeline Companies Pony Up for Liberals
  • Waiting Game
  • A Sad Day for the Coast
  • Bye Bye Neufeld
  • Twitching to Get Some Action
  • A walk with my father
  • A Kink in my Neck, Sir!
  • Dreams of Hope
• Category: In Depth
  • What could it mean to decolonize “British Columbia”?
  • Seth Klein joins Dogwood Board of Directors
  • Climate change is not a left-right issue
  • Cash Giveaway Sends Startling Message
  • Enbridge tries to keep community out of community meetings
  • BC-STV….what’s next?
  • Why carbon taxes won’t work
  • Fighting to protect Orcas from oil spills
  • Ban Carbon Emissions, Don’t Price them: Why Cap and Dividend is the Best Approach
  • Pipedreams Community Forums
  • Tar Sands Tankers Threaten Endangered Orcas
  • Tar Sands and Tankers Part 1: Our Abundant Coast
  • Tar Sands and Tankers Part 2: Albertan Ambitions
  • Tar Sands and Tankers Part 3: The Exxon Valdez
  • Tar Sands and Tankers Part 4: Modeling a BC Spill
  • Tar Sands – The Dark Side of the Boom
  • Tsilhqot'in Ruling Rocks BC; Aftershocks To Come
  • Building the World We Desire in the Face of Global Warming.
  • British Columbia: Nigeria North?
  • All Parties Debate, The Environment
  • Robert Bateman defaces painting
  • Telling Stories from 2050- How Do BC Forests Fare?
  • Crashing Shell's Party
  • Western Forest Products threatens to build acreages if Ida Chong approves new rules
  • BC Securities Commission investigating strange Western Forest Products trades
  • Energy Corridor proposed in Throne Speech sends shivers down the coast
  • Interview with a Granny
  • Addicted to Revenue
  • New Year Reflections
  • Shell's Dirty Hands
  • Coastal Vigilance
  • Same old sweetheart royalty schemes
  • Hope vs. Fear
  • Lessons from the Queen
  • East/West Divide
  • Spills will happen
  • The Trick or Treat of Climate Change
  • Fabric of a Community
  • The stillborn history of LNG in BC
  • Valuing our Coastal Values
  • WFP TFL scheme: Born in Scandal
  • Shell plans full steam ahead in Sacred Headwaters
  • Oil executives are right (kind of…)
  • Shell Campaign Escalates
  • Cavalry Intercepts Roxgold
  • Shell standoff brewing in northern BC
  • Avoiding Accidents
  • Gateway to nowhere
  • The World According to Lunn
  • Minister Lunn's denial of tanker moratorium is pure fiction
  • Shhhh, don't wake the public
  • Shell’s takeover raises concerns in BC
  • Believe! – Earth Day 2007
  • Abolition
  • Corporate benefit, public loss
  • How many light bulbs…
  • Passing the torch
  • Bulkley residents march against CBM
  • The Tar Sands come to Kitimat
  • A look back at our look forward – Community
  • Oil addiction, Subsidies and BC's 2007 Budget
  • A look back at our look forward – Democracy
  • Earthquake rocks BC Legislature
  • A look back at our look forward – Forests
  • A look back at our look forward – First Nations
  • A look back at our look forward – Energy
  • Bait and switch
  • Who is the real Terminator
  • Telkwa on the front line
  • Filming & Fighting for the Cathedral
  • Enbridge – Government cheerleaders back a losing team
  • The Waters of Telkwa
  • What we do
  • Overcoming Obstacles
  • Dieting Harper Style
  • New transmission line equals secret subsidy for BC Liberal supporters
  • Don’t expect a fox to guard the henhouse
  • Somethin’ Happenin’ Here
  • Subsidies and the whacky world of BC politics
  • Subsidies drive the BC government’s energy plans
  • Coalbed methane alarm in Bulkley Valley
  • Democracy at risk – Inaccurate financial reports not sanctioned
  • Sustainable Solutions
  • 34-year Old Oil Tanker Moratorium Being Violated
  • Action reignites in Sacred Headwaters
  • Softwood – more stupid politics
  • Cabinet shuffle raises concerns about First Nations progress
  • Softwood – It’s the politics stupid!
  • Shell is shut down in the Kootenays'
  • Opposition growing to Enbridge's Gateway pipeline
  • Big Money is Corrupting Politics
  • The climate crisis changes everything
  • Great expectations for community forests in BC
  • Coalbed methane stalled in British Columbia
  • Elizabeth May speaks on "Clearing the Air on Climate Change"
  • Celebrating Strength in Community
  • Wake up Canadians!
  • The future of northern BC is being decided in secret
  • Enhancing democracy one step at a time
  • Ferry sinking scuttles Enbridge?
  • A Legacy Fund or Subsidies to Fossil Fuels
  • BC's Water Problems
  • Study shows unsustainable impacts to forest in the 1990s
  • Predictions for a new political era—trends for communities in 2006
  • Predictions for a new political era— trends in Aboriginal issues in 2006
  • Predictions for a new political era—Democratic trends for 2006
  • Predictions for a new political era—forestry trends for 2006
  • Predictions for a new political era—forecasting energy trends for 2006
  • The forgotten election issue—Canada’s energy security
  • Community Hero: Merve Wilkinson
  • Information is power
  • The grinch on softwood, NAFTA and energy
  • Are the federal Liberals secretly undermining the offshore moratorium?
  • Softwood—Myths, lies and empty threats in election 2006
  • BC Hero – Hupacasath Chief Judith Sayers
  • The Hupacasath decision, privatization and Brascan’s big mistake
  • Slow progress towards electoral reform?
  • The Hupacasath win, but Weyerhaeuser and Brascan get rich
  • Walking the Talk on Campaign Finance Reform
  • Transparency in Tahltan Country?
  • Spinning Softwood News
  • Court Postpones Sacred Headwaters injunction decision
  • Accountability in Tahltan country? (2)
  • Shell, BC and Ken Saro-Wiwa
  • Accountability in Tahltan country? (1)
  • Who Owns Canadian Business?
  • Canadians say "no" to water privatization
  • Lessons Sister Rosa Can Teach Us In BC
  • Fortune Minerals defeated by First Nation
  • The impact of Shell-Encana merger on BC communities
  • Support for the Tahltan growing
  • Risks of Enbridge's pipeline
  • Privatization of Prince Rupert’s coal port?
  • Public Hearings needed regarding sale of Terasen
  • Strength in Community: Tom Hackney and the GSX
  • Democracy and Energy Security BC Style
  • What new relationship with First Nations?
  • Trade Bullies are Sometimes Right
  • News from the Stikine Frontlines
  • Intrawest considering role in Jumbo?
  • Tahltan remain committed despite injunction
  • Tahltan Broaden Campaign as Haida Leader Visits
  • Shell’s double standards
  • BC's Land and Water scattered in reorganization
  • Texan company buys out Terasen – no delay in pipeline proposals
  • Becoming Canadian—the power of hope.
  • Haida's management of Gwaii Haanas Park fêted
  • Is more Poison our only option?
  • Things That Go Boom
  • Saying “no” to coalbed methane
  • Tahltan opposition growing
  • The Hupacasath fight against privatization
  • New Year brings new opportunities
  • Site C: Is new hydro really needed?
  • Descendants of Douglas Treaty signatories reclaim lands
  • Shell backs down again in Sacred Headwaters
  • Campbell flip flops on approach to First Nations
  • Maximizing the "new relationship"
  • Election, part 4: STV – Can democracy be reinvigorated in BC?
  • Election, part 3: Aboriginal Rights can't be ignored anymore
  • Election special, part 1: Are unchecked corporate behemoths or community control part of BC's future?
  • Election, part 2: The global energy paradigm IS changing. BC can lead, follow, or obstruct
  • Enjoy BC's political sunshine – but wear a raincoat
  • UN Report confirms exploitation of First Nations
  • What planet do Mr. Plant and his Liberal colleagues live on?
  • Corporations' influence over politics rising
  • The Haida uprising creates major dilemmas for the Liberals
  • The impact of unrest on Haida Gwaii
  • Dogwood Initiative's founding Board member gets influential job with Privy Council
  • Double standards in BC's rural communities
  • Unrest growing about resources throughout BC
  • Action item: coal-fired generation
  • US Senate votes to open Wildlife Refuge
  • The embarrassing record of Oil & Gas in BC
  • Rock-bottom timber prices to go even lower?
  • Port Alice redux?
  • The scoop on Brascan — Weyerhaeuser
  • BC's 2005 Throne Speech
  • Buying Influence? Political Donations from Corporations and Labour
  • Community Forest advocates struggle against Ministry's double standard
  • How bad forest policies hurt communities like Port Alice
  • Dirty Oil – Pipeline Politics
  • STV
  • Making Coal an Election Issue
  • GSX Pipeline Project Cancelled
  • "Haida 3" – what you can expect from government
  • Canadian Exploration Expense
  • Kemess North: First Nations, fish and government process
  • Much ado about certainty: the aftermath of recent Supreme Court decisions
  • Slow going for community forests
  • "Priddle Report" on BC's offshore moratorium
  • First Nations report on BC's offshore moratorium
  • Supreme Court Decision Builds Business Uncertainty
  • Information update: mixed news for public access to shareholders and laws
  • Tsawwassen port deal: Issues and spin
  • Coal-fired generation heats up in Princeton
  • BC Hydro picks VIGP; Georgia Strait pipeline still "undead"
  • Undisclosed Business Risks-BC's skeleton in the closet
  • Landowners learn to protect themselves against fossil fuel corporations
  • Access to court information – registry database available through November 30
  • Energy money – Haves and have nots
  • EnCana suspends BC coalbed methane operation
  • Port Alice's woes: Is government at fault?
  • Coalbed methane company plans to truck produced water to Alberta
  • Government gambles on privatizing tax collection
  • Oct 23 Day of Reconciliation
  • Government ignores public opposition, approves Jumbo resort
  • Dogwood staffer runs Victoria Marathon
  • Terasen Exec Acknowledges First Nations' Power
  • Haida decision cracks Liberal land use schemes
  • Government delays Jumbo decision-you still have time to act
  • Vision TV to air The Corporation
  • BC's first wind project gets EA approval
  • Community in 17 sensible steps
  • First Nations challenge resource proposals across the west
  • Encana vs. reasonableness and public access
  • Softwood rises again
  • Jumbo decision Sept 17: Act now!
  • Freedom from Information: Ken Dobell foils the government record
  • Action alert for US voters in Canada
  • Corporate unaccountability: the new BC Business Corporations Act
  • Sept 2004 issue of the Land Advocate
  • BC Green Party calls for ban on coalbed methane development
  • Streamlining (privatising) resource decisions
  • Opposition to recent privatization growing
  • The uncertain quest for certainty in Lillooet
  • Gov Martz writes Ottawa: stop CBM tenure auction now
  • Princeton chosen as coalbed methane "pilot project"
  • Energy & Mines ignores advice
  • Secret privatizations benefit Liberal donors
  • Clayoquot – one step forward, two steps back?
  • Donations – why are Canadians giving less?
  • Good news for community forests?
  • The New VI sacks political discourse
  • Compliance Energy options site for coal power plant
  • Hillsborough acquires coal rights in East Kootenays
  • What apathy? "Fahrenheit 9-11" and the activist spirit
  • The election and reconciling Aboriginal Title
  • Remembering Reagan
  • Get the big money out of BC politics
  • In search of Liberal preservationists
  • Communities lose in timber reallocation
  • BCBC: deal closed, public excluded
  • Neufeld on Flathead: no coal mines but coalbed methane is a go
  • Minister de Jong's spin on growing Aboriginal unrest
  • Minister de Jong's mis-statements, distortions and lies
  • The Crown's quest for "certainty"
  • First Nations rally at Legislature heralds a hot summer
  • Oil and gas panel walks out of Victoria hearing amid accusations of bias
  • Aboriginal resistance building (Part 2)
  • Where have all our leaders gone?
  • Fernie calls for IJC assessment, and includes Elk River
  • Dogwood Quiz #1: Who wrote this?
  • Call for CBM halt in BC comes from U.S.A.
  • Canadian diplomacy, corporate style
  • 11 bidders "pre-qualified" in Call for Tenders
  • Martin and softwood diplomacy
  • Oh what a little information about BC Rail can do
  • Beauty, Liberal style
  • Interfor VP Ric Slaco insults German school teacher
  • Cache Creek chicken blockade
  • Trash is our goldmine: The Cache Creek Landfill Song
  • Site C power: we buy, we sell
  • Where won't the chickens cross the road? Cache Creek
  • Softwood: the more things change, the more they stay the same
  • Public process in Fernie a sham?
  • Another one bites the dust
  • Plan to privatize public lands draws demonstrators
  • Flathead Coalition applauds no mines, coalbed methane still a concern
  • Increased uncertainty for GSX and VIGP
  • Who controls the land?
  • The Canadian conundrum: jobs versus productivity
  • Fernie takes a stand
  • Canada's upcoming energy problems
  • Is productivity killing us? – Death by a thousand Tax cuts
  • Lillooet takes a stand
  • Fernie confronts giant government coalbed methane scheme
  • First Nations fight back against energy projects
  • Softwood sophistry
  • NEB turns down the heat
  • Hat Creek First Nations reject coalbed methane
  • First Nations reject economic colonialism
  • The public's role in Interfor-Doman discussions
  • Saulteau defend against oil and gas threat
  • Political reporter silenced
  • NDP and Labour Still Arm-in-Arm
  • In Gord we trust … not
  • Canfor and Slocan: The public's role
  • Canfor's takeover of Slocan–The Impacts (Part 2)
  • Here we go again: privatising BCBC
  • Kitimat: a community fights back
  • Sustainability in Twenty Years?
  • Good idea, bad delivery: re-allocating the Cut
  • Coalbed Methane faces setback in Hat Creek
  • Building Bridges in the Okanagan
  • The Never ending Softwood Story
  • A new era begins-First Nations' days of action
  • More First Nation Actions
  • Canfor's takeover of Slocan-the impacts (Part 1)
  • Skeena Cellulose reduxxx
  • The next corporate giveaway compensation
  • Tenure re-allocation: the coming day of reckoning
  • Much ado about corporations (Part 2): Next steps
  • Much ado about corporations (Part 1)
  • DISMISSED: Apsassin et al v. BC Oil and Gas et al
  • Cabinet shuffled, Hagen demoted?
  • Corporations as psychopaths environmental lessons
• Category: Media
  • Civil Liberties Advocates Condemn RCMP Spying
  • STICKER SHOCK: Canadians reject Trans Mountain’s new price tag
  • Public support for Trans Mountain plummets as costs rise: poll
  • Kinder Morgan already off-track for fall construction
  • Kinder Morgan’s desperate Hail Mary shouldn’t fool anyone
  • Ottawa’s pipeline double standard unfair to B.C.
  • Kinder Morgan tankers delivering oil to California, not Asia
  • Safety Means Fewer Oil Tankers, Not More
  • Resumption of American tanker barge traffic highlights safety gaps on B.C. coast
  • Spill response boat sinks as Prime Minister appears to backtrack on tanker ban promise
  • B.C. Climate plan a sop to Liberal donors
  • Revised Kinder Morgan review must meet a high bar to restore public trust
  • Final Six-Month Countdown Begins for Enbridge’s Northern Gateway Pipeline
  • Climate action won’t make bitumen float
  • Numerous Groups Applaud Prime Minister Trudeau’s Leadership for Formalizing Pacific North Coast Oil Tanker Ban and Stopping the Enbridge Northern Gateway Pipeline
  • Federal B.C. Battleground Ridings Too Close to Call
  • Riding-level polls show many mid-island voters still undecided
  • Conservatives Edge Upward in B.C. Ridings as Local Races Tighten
  • Timing of RCMP move on First Nations camp questioned
  • Dogwood Initiative welcomes early election call
  • Tight election races threaten Conservative incumbents in B.C.
  • Conservative support collapsing in B.C. battleground ridings
  • Dogwood mails oil samples to show risks of shipping oil
  • Voter turnout climbs across Salish Sea municipalities: candidates elected on promises to oppose crude oil, thermal coal exports
  • Vancouver beach virtually destroyed by oil tanker spill with innovative technology stunt
  • Dogwood Reacts to Enbridge Attack Video
  • B.C. residents remain strongly opposed to Enbridge’s oil tanker and pipeline proposal
  • Dogwood reacts to B.C.-Alberta Working Group Report
  • British Columbians will stand up against risky oil tanker and pipeline recommendation
  • Port authority assessment of coal facility fails to prove proposal is safe
  • Port Metro Vancouver being irresponsible by ignoring health officers
  • Dogwood reacts to B.C. and Alberta agreement on pipeline conditions
  • Dogwood reacts to B.C. government’s report on oil spill response
  • Fraser Surrey Docks environmental assessment announcement leaves more questions than answers
  • Opposition to Vancouver coal export expansion gains momentum
  • Dogwood reacts to BC Liberals’ Enbridge recommendation
  • Dogwood reacts to B.C. election results
  • British Columbians call on Christy Clark to reveal position on oil tanker traffic at TV debate
  • Dogwood reacts to NDP opposition to Kinder Morgan’s oil tanker plans
  • New anti-oil tanker ads released in run-up to B.C. election
  • Final score at Enbridge community hearings: 1,159 to 2
  • Final score at Enbridge community hearings: 1,159 to 2
  • Knock the Vote will take oil tanker issue to doorstep
  • New poll: Nearly half of British Columbians oppose plans to increase U.S. coal shipments through B.C. ports
  • Christy Clark’s position on oil tankers, pipelines needs to be ‘NO’ says former federal Minister in automated phone call to Clark’s constituents
  • Dogwood Initiative reacts to Keystone XL decision
  • Dogwood Initiative reacts to Harper’s “foreign money” comments
  • British Columbians Worried about Foreign Investment in Canadian Resources, Not Philanthropic Support for Environmental Groups
  • Dogwood Initiative reacts to Enbridge Northern Gateway poll
  • DFO seeks to reverse parts of 2010 decision on killer whale critical habitat
  • BC local governments call on National Energy Board to consult public on Vancouver Harbour oil tankers
  • Expanding B.C. coal industry nearly doubles province’s global warming pollution
  • Political hopefuls meet to plan sustainability-focused election campaigns
  • Dogwood Initiative reacts to Enbridge Northern Gateway shipping agreements
  • Landmark legal victory could end clearcut logging in Grassy Narrows Territory
  • Dogwood Initiative Applauds CRD Decision
  • Ida Chong Vetoes CRD
  • New poll: Oil tanker issue will influence how four in 10 British Columbians vote in federal election
  • No Tankers volunteers broaden dialogue at Troy DeSouza overpass event
  • New survey indicates 75% of British Columbians want to ban oil tankers on north coast
  • Thousands of messages about stopping urban sprawl jam CRD e-mail accounts
  • BC Groups Praise Decision to Fast-Track Oil Tanker Ban Legislation
  • Legislation introduced to permanently protect Canada’s Pacific North Coast from oil spills
  • Victory on Tanker Ban Motion a Victory for the Coast
  • Street Performance Highlights Need to ‘Vote No Tankers’ in BC
  • Young Parents Reclaim Public Land for Garden
  • Controversial Application for Urban Sprawl in Jordan River
  • Federal opposition parties are committed to protecting BC from Enbridge oil spills
  • Enbridge oil spill into Michigan river debunks claims of safety in British Columbia
  • Community Demands Protection For Local Farms
  • Federal Liberals Commit to Tanker Ban
  • Community Outraged Over Vantreight Development Project
  • Defending Our Rural Land – Town Hall Meeting About Vantreight Proposal
  • Rogue Council Approves of Urban Sprawl in Central Saanich
  • Executive Director of Dogwood Initiative’s response to the controversy around releasing chickens in Ida Chong’s Office
  • Activists Release Chickens in MLA’s Office
  • Keystone Approved, Opposition to Enbridge Grows
  • Royal Bank Told to Get Out of the Tar Sands
  • Polar Bears take Back Toonie
  • Freedom of Information Act Under Fire
  • Major Pipeline Spill ‘Another Warning’ Say Environmentalists
  • Oil Tanker project has a Terms of Reference, but faces stiff opposition
  • Lost in Transmission
  • Government Fudges the Numbers
  • Throne Speech Paints an Oily Shade of Green
  • Liberals LiveDumb
  • Community Defiant in the Face of Court of Appeal Decision
  • LETTER FROM CONSERVATION ORGANISATIONS TO WORLD HERITAGE COMMITTEE
  • BC Group Urges Secretary Clinton to Say No to Dirty Canadian Oil
  • Environmental Groups to Minister Raitt: Plan to Speed Up Approval of Tar Sands Pipelines is Wrong Direction
  • Enbridge not on hook for oil tanker spills
  • BC First Nations at Enbridge AGM: ‘No Tar Sands Pipeline’
  • Enbridge Inc Dodgy on Oil Spill Risks
  • Canadians across the country say ‘No Tankers’ on 20th anniversary of the Exxon Valdez oil spill
  • Fight to protect endangered killer whales far from over
  • Mint Backs Down
  • 20th Anniversary of the Exxon Valdez Oil Spill Declared No Tankers Day in Canada
  • Lawsuit forces Canada to protect endangered killer whales
  • Tanker Protest Stands Firm In Face of Threats from the Mint
  • Mint Demands Tanker Protest ‘Cease and Desist’
  • Activists blacken thousands of loonies to protest against oil tankers
  • ACTIVISTS BLACKEN THOUSANDS OF LOONIES TO PROTEST AGAINST OIL TANKERS
  • ACTIVISTS BLACKEN THOUSANDS OF LOONIES TO PROTEST AGAINST OIL TANKERS
  • Activists blacken thousands of loonies to protest against oil tankers
  • A step closer to stopping WFP subdivisions
  • CRD Supreme Court Loss- A tragedy for the Wild Coast
  • Environmental Groups Praise Landmark Step Towards Responsible Coalbed Methane Development
  • Environmental Groups Praise Landmark Step Towards Responsible Coalbed Methane Development
  • Enbridge Shareholders Worried About Oil Spills
  • Jordan River News, Walk and Talk
  • Lunn Slippery on Oil Tanker Issue
  • Companies’ push for supertankers unpopular with British Columbians
• Category: News
  • Standing Rock veterans set sights on Kinder Morgan
  • People, place and power
  • Ground-breaking No Tankers motion passed by B.C. local governments
  • Category: Commentary
    • Changing the way people approach decision-making
    • Winners and losers in the B.C. election
    • BC Liberals struggle to revive campaign
    • The battle plan: make bread, phone grandma, fight Big Oil
    • COVID-19: Lessons from our grandparents
    • The rise of the petro-nationalists
    • One big step for democracy
    • Fuel supply tight? Make transit free
    • Mayday, mayday
    • When mines poison B.C. waterways, taxpayers swallow the costs
    • Wilson-Raybould shows us how power really works in Ottawa
    • SNC-Lavalin tentacles reach deep into B.C.
    • When the NEB says yes
    • Mayors, councillors demand corruption inquiry
    • How can you help launch a public inquiry?
    • Rotten to the core
    • A citizens’ guide to the Nanaimo by-election
    • What does the RCMP raid on Wet’suwet’en territory mean?
    • Drowning in debt
    • Big donors, developers desperate to stop Pro Rep
    • B.C. scare tactics echo New Zealand referendum
    • Who’s afraid of Pro Rep?
    • We are the company we keep
    • Where are all the women?
    • Clam scam casts a stink over other fishy decisions
    • Lies and losses
    • No consequences
    • Target practice
    • The tip of an iceberg
    • Five things you should know about Morneau’s Trans Mountain buyout
    • One step closer to stopping Kinder Morgan
    • If I had eight billion dollars
    • The Facebook scandal comes home to B.C.
    • Crude language
    • FBI investigates Vancouver Trump Tower money flow
    • Why are B.C.’s carbon emissions still climbing?
    • Spills are an ocean away — until they’re not
    • An attack on local decision-making
    • Jim and Rachel’s dangerous adventure
    • Video: Kinder Morgan’s razor wired fortress
    • She’s not your ‘Climate Barbie’
    • Calling Kinder Morgan’s bluff
    • Storm’s coming
    • Why Trudeau better hope Kinder Morgan is bluffing
    • For which nation and in whose interest?
    • B.C. forced to watch its own back — again
    • You don’t know what you’ve got ’til it’s gone
    • British Columbia vs. the Deep State
    • It was the best of times, it was the worst of times
    • Lies, Misrepresentation and Puffing the Market
    • Kinder Morgan admits its pipeline may be doomed
    • Healing the election wounds
    • Chaos is a ladder
    • How lucky we are in B.C.
    • Public opposes Clark’s $3.5 Billion bridge
    • Death by Dredging: Thermal coal and the Fraser River
    • Kinder Morgan – A Pipeline in Search of a Route
    • U.S. trophy hunters pass the hat for Christy Clark
    • Free advice for Christy Clark’s illegal donors
    • That ship has sailed: federal review of Massey Bridge denied
    • Dogwood now accepts bitcoin donations
    • Marc Eliesen: “Fixing the NEB after approving Trans Mountain’s expansion is disingenuous.”
    • Broken Trust, Renewed Resolve
    • Texas’ big bad wolf sizes up B.C.
    • Trudeau’s climate plan: made for the oil patch
    • CORRECTED VERSION: Liberal MPs respond on Kinder Morgan
    • Trudeau is betting against himself on climate
    • Will Premier Clark uphold her five conditions?
    • Justice Minister: Ottawa can’t force Kinder Morgan on B.C.
    • Justin Trudeau dangerously underestimates British Columbians
    • Kinder Morgan could inflict political damage on Trudeau Liberals
    • Will Trudeau cling to Trump … or China?
    • In every crisis, there is opportunity
    • How do we save the climate from President Trump?
    • Never underestimate British Columbians
    • Liberals ready to sacrifice three MPs for Kinder Morgan
    • Piecing together the Kinder Morgan puzzle
    • A Royal spotlight on Canada’s relationship with First Nations
    • Justin Trudeau needs to put down his shovel
    • Spill response — what’s to celebrate?
    • Why is Kim Baird on the cover of Alberta Oil magazine?
    • The long arm of a Chinese trade deal
    • Pipeline panel proves critics correct
    • Who’s listening? Speaking to the most powerful people in the room
    • So fresh and so clean, clean
    • Don’t tell us how you’re different – show us
    • Letter shows Trudeau ready to break promise on Kinder Morgan
    • What really matters
    • Neither Law nor Order
    • She was called out for conflict of interest. Her response is bizarre.
    • Worse than the National Energy Board?
    • Conflict of Interest: Kinder Morgan panellist should step down
    • Trudeau’s Choice
    • Merely a flesh wound, or is Enbridge finally dead?
    • CBC pretends Trans Mountain’s 69 oil spills never happened
    • Whose pipelines are these, anyway?
    • After The Fire
    • Don’t mess with a mama bear
    • You can’t out-message the organized
    • Why I’m Betting On British Columbians
    • Creating a Legacy of Activism
    • Is Christy Clark “Getting to Yes” on Kinder Morgan?
    • Woodfibre LNG: Whose side will Trudeau take?
    • Beijing’s Long Game in the Oil Sands
    • When will the Province step in to protect local drinking water?
    • One step forward, two steps back
    • Rise of the Green Tories
    • Canada’s Donald Trump?
    • China is a country, not a race
    • Canada’s first Chinese FIPA case in the making?
    • Is the TPP "Bitsy Big-Boy Boomeroo"?
    • Want Free Trade? Build A West Coast Pipeline, Says China
    • PARIS COP21 : Reflections from the Sidewalk
    • Gitga’at: Another Legal Earthquake for Oil Pipelines
    • Kinder Morgan Shambles On Thanks To Zombie NEB
    • Why I’m stepping back as Executive Director and why that’s good for Dogwood Initiative
    • !!!!!!!!, and other lessons from the federal election
    • The Ghost of Government Past
    • North Island Election Report
    • The final inch to the finish line
    • A partnership that works!
    • Which voting system is best?
    • Strategic voting didn’t defeat Harper. Voter turnout did.
    • Defence Against the Dark Arts
    • You’ve been downgraded to letter-writer!
    • We’re Ready for Renewed Climate Leadership. Are You?
    • An urgent appeal from Kai Nagata
    • The Ballad of Rich and Bill
    • Hello, CSIS
    • Economist Robyn Allan withdraws from Kinder Morgan review
    • The Harper Conservatives have left the building in the Comox Valley
    • An open letter to Minister James Moore
    • Story Time for Climate Activists: The Big Swim
    • How does the Let BC Vote campaign fit into federal election organizing and beyond?
    • Does the MLA for Burnaby North know something we don’t about Kinder Morgan?
    • Where was Premier Clark while Della was being arrested?
    • Sorry if that e-mail I sent was creepy
    • Energy executive blasts Kinder Morgan review as “fraudulent,” quits
    • Democracy in action – Esquimalt
    • Why Dogwood doesn’t endorse
    • "Not our jurisdiction"
    • Why I signed the Let BC Vote pledge
    • Summer in B.C.: rockstars, roughnecks, rights and title
    • Harper and Enbridge’s massive angry inch problem
    • After the speech he gave yesterday, approving Northern Gateway would be an act of utter betrayal
    • Kitimat Cough
    • Enbridge loses two key allies in two days
    • Will Harper kill Northern Gateway?
    • Meet Dogwood’s new Energy & Democracy Director
    • Pipeline politics – party style
    • In the spirit of kindness
    • The Day a Federal Panel Overruled B.C. — And Nobody Noticed
    • The real story behind Gwaii Haanas
    • Six things you should know about B.C.’s position on heavy oil proposals
    • Why Premier Clark said ‘No’ to Enbridge
    • What actually happened in the B.C. election?
    • Well, that’s not what we expected
    • Harper, staged conflicts and the path to victory
    • What could Enbridge say to be convincing?
    • My pledge to protect the Gitga’at culture
    • Dear Europe: This is not our Canada
    • Predictions for 2012
    • Conspiracy theories are thrilling, but fall apart under scrutiny
    • Pushing Death
    • Why biosolids are a bad idea for farmland in the CRD
    • When Oil and Gas Come to Town
    • What Does Dogwood Do?
    • Living Naturally
    • Types of Harmful Human-Environment Impacts
    • Video Takes You Places
    • Three Technological Inventions with Great Environmental Impact
    • Technology
    • Ida’s Antics
    • In diversity there is strength
    • Getting There
    • Harper Avoids the Question
    • Unspinning the BC Budget
    • A Public Relations War on all Fronts
    • 10th Key Question of 2010
    • 9th Key Questions of 2010:
    • 8th Key Questions of 2010: Budget Priorities?
    • The Commons
    • 6th Key Questions of 2010
    • 5th of 10 Key Questions for 2010
    • 4th of 10 Key Questions for 2010
    • 10 Key Questions for 2010 – Question 2
    • 10 Key Questions for 2010
    • Outlaws as Sheriffs
    • The Great Land Grab
    • Obama and Harper dance to different music
    • Oil Industry Injustice
    • Celebrate heroes – yesterday, today & tomorrow
  • Category: Op-Ed
    • Opinion: More IPPs are not the energy solution B.C. needs
    • Spare a Thought for the Cannon Fodder Candidates
  • Category: Podcast
    • Podcast for September 2017: B.C. Throne Speech, third time’s a charm
• Category: Organizing
  • What’s next for Dogwood?
  • Rest up, gather your people, stay organized
  • Organizing is Always the Answer
  • Flexing grassroots muscle
  • Not Barack Obama, but close
  • The ideal way to spend a summer
  • The New Battle for Vancouver Island
  • The Politics of Choosing
  • Category: Actions
    • Protecting the Fraser with song, ceremony and resistance
    • Victoria draws the line against Trans Mountain
    • Families, politicians and protectors join #StopTMX day of action
    • #StopHateForProfit
    • British Columbians call on Premier Horgan to “Build Back Better” as Legislature reconvenes
    • Parenting in a climate crisis
    • Why are taxpayers stuck with crippling climate costs?
    • Meet the everyday heroes of Dogwood’s Pro Rep campaign
    • I was never an organizer. Here’s why I stepped up for Pro Rep.
    • Podcast for November 2018: Talk to your friends about Pro Rep
    • Podcast for October 2018: The case for Pro Rep
    • Podcast for September 2018: We quashed the Trans Mountain pipeline. Now what?
    • From cynicism to connection
    • Podcast for July 2018: Money-laundering in B.C. — who is to blame?
    • SFU preps for Burnaby inferno
    • Podcast for June 2018: Trans Mountain Q&A
    • Podcast for April 2018: When pipelines and tankers spill…
    • The siege of B.C.
    • What happens when industries regulate themselves?
    • The extraordinary power to make change
    • Podcast for October 2017: Knocktober
    • #StandUpForBC
    • B.C. is at a crossroads: which way will we go?
    • Podcast for June 2017: Where is this ship headed?
    • Victory in Courtenay-Comox
    • Bonus Bias at the Port of Vancouver
    • It’s a new day in B.C.
    • Democracy, it’s your call
    • Christy Clark can taste victory, again
    • Podcast for the B.C. Election
    • Take the Plunge: #kmchallenge
    • Christy Clark’s secret plan?
    • The first ever Dogwood podcast!
    • Thanks For a Great Year
    • 2016 – Our Field of Stars
    • What Trump’s win can teach progressives
    • British Columbians Knock the Block this October
    • Citizens are having a hard time trusting elected officials
    • Not the leadership I voted for
    • Our weapon to stop oil tankers: the fax machine
    • Minimum Effective Dose
    • What’s A Public Hearing Without The Public?
    • The Puck Drops In Burnaby. Which Team Are You Cheering For?
    • They heard from us anyway – thousands of us
    • The fox guarding the henhouse
    • North Shore teams talk strategy, gear up for election
    • Why do Conservatives fear Dogwood?
    • The Week to End Enbridge
    • Standing strong in solidarity across the border: celebrating the Salish Sea with the Lummi nation
    • What do you do to prevent more oil spills?
    • Grumpy cat says ‘Keep that crap outta my sewer’
    • Sooke goes face to face with Kinder Morgan
    • Stop Bill C-51 Day of Action
    • Jumping into action
    • Esquimalt says yes to a B.C. review of Kinder Morgan
    • I’ll never forget where I was when the coal decision came down
    • Many hands make for an award win
    • We won big on election day
    • It’s time we got the meaningful, democratic process we deserve
    • Tough questions for Kinder Morgan at their Twitter town hall
    • Big waves made in a small community
    • Testing the Waters in Fort St. John
    • Forty thousand strong and we’re just getting started
    • "What took you so long?"
    • Multi-faith Partners Unite for Tar Sands Healing Walk
    • Too young to vote? Maybe not.
    • Let’s give Enbridge a judo lesson
    • On the road again
    • The No Tankers movement could change politics in B.C. forever
    • The first steps of organizing
    • Presenters in Victoria tell review panel to say no to Enbridge — 253 times
    • Today is the last day to register to speak at Enbridge hearings
    • Change Is Not Just a Click Away
    • NoTankers: On the Path to Victory
    • Want an Oil Tanker Ban? Tell the Federal Liberals
    • Royal Bank Target of New Campaign
    • 3 simple Forest Actions this week
    • Switch Banks to Slow Climate Change
    • Coalbed Methane Rallies in Fernie and Princeton
  • Category: Organizer Profiles
    • Meet Babin
    • Meet Terry Robinson
    • Why we continue to organize
    • Meet Mike Soron
    • Strength Together – Will Cole-Hamilton
    • Meet Matthew Fitzpatrick
    • Meet Francois Brassard
    • Hermione Granger & the battles ahead
    • Meet Alan Churchill
    • ‘We are so lucky to be able to do this in Canada!’
    • The revolution will be organized
    • Bringing British Columbians together one conversation at a time
    • Family Affair
    • One Conversation at a Time
• Category: Staff profiles
  • Meet Dogwood’s new Director of Organizing & Mobilization!
  • Kai Nagata
  • New Faces at Dogwood
  • Goodbye Dogwood
• Category: Strategy
  • A page out of the civil disobedience book
  • Karl Rove Comes to Canada?

Petitions

• Webinar: Resisting Colonialism in Gitxsan Territory
• Tell Vancouver councillors to defend Canada's best climate plan!
• Dear Editor: Time to stop burning money on Trans Mountain
• Lower the voting age in B.C.
• Tell your MP: Climate leaders don't build pipelines
• Protect all B.C. communities from work site COVID
• Stop taxpayer-funded climate change
• Become a Vote 16 BC Ambassador!
• Show your support for Vote 16 BC!
• How many future voters does it take to make a politician take action?
• Thanks! Have you signed our petition yet?
• #Vote16BC button design contest!
• Cancel Trans Mountain!
• We are in this together
• Votes for workers
• Volunteer on the #Vote16BC campaign!
• Projects to Build a Better B.C.
• Rebuild a strong and resilient B.C.
• Build B.C. back better
• Local Power: free our communities from fossil fuels!
• No more handouts for Big Oil billionaires!
• Lower the voting age in B.C.
• Stop borrowing billions to prop up the oil industry!
• Yes! I'll increase my monthly donation to support Dogwood's campaigns.
• Yes! I'll make a monthly donation from my bank account

Campaigns

• Climate
• Democracy
• Trans Mountain Pipeline

Vote BC Candidates

• Hesquihat Run of River Diesel Replacement Project
• Mazdak Gharibnavaz
• Alison Shaw
• Kathleen Harris
• Robert Clarke
• John Horgan
• Katrine Conroy
• Gail Chaddock-Costello
• Mike Farnworth
• David Calder
• Shane Simpson
• Doug Donaldson
• Jacquie Miller
• Greg Powell
• Jasleen Arora
• James Wang
• Sally Watson
• Richard Jaques
• Simon Rear
• Melanie Mark
• Nancy Bepple
• Alex Joehl
• Mark Neufeld
• Mable Elmore
• Rebecca Smith
• Lisa Beare
• Richard Warrington
• Peter Tam
• Don Barthel
• Jinny Sims
• Madeline Lalonde
• Tim Binnema
• Justin Hooles
• Donald Wilson
• Bruce Ralston
• Scott Elliott
• Selina Robinson
• Judy Darcy
• Bryce Casavant
• Jennifer Rice
• Jodi Murphy
• Gary Holman
• Michael Charrois
• Ellisa Calder
• David Eby
• Sonia Furstenau
• Keli Westgate
• Bradley Shende
• Rob Fleming
• Rita Fromholt
• Jodie Wickens
• Michael Barkusky
• Mehdi Russel
• Ronna-Rae Leonard
• Gerry Taft
• Scott Fraser
• Doug Routley
• Andy MacKinnon
• Adrian Dix
• George Heyman
• Alex Pope
• Katrina Chen
• Patti MacAhonic
• Joshua Johnson
• David Wong
• Tarik Sayeed
• Dana Taylor
• Nicholas Wong
• Barb Nederpel
• Adam Olsen
• Saira Aujla
• Leonard Krog
• Jerry Kroll
• Carole James
• Lana Popham
• Michael Wolfe
• Barb Desjardins
• Brendan Ralfs
• Rita Giesbrecht
• Wayne Froese
• Spencer Chandra Herbert
• Jason Hanley
• Barry Dorval
• Larry Colero
• Kim Charlesworth
• Aleksandra Muniak
• Janet Routledge
• Valentine Wu
• Amanda Konkin
• Dan Hines
• George Chow
• Fabiola Palomino
• Raj Chouhan
• Sue Moen
• Sylvia Lindgren
• Mitzi Dean
• Bob D'Eith
• Elias Ishak
• Shelley Cook
• Preet Rai
• Sue Powell
• Anne Kang
• Ravi Kahlon
• Michael Markwick
• Janet Fraser
• Garry Begg
• Bowinn Ma
• Aman Singh
• Peter Hallschmid
• Morgane Oger
• Kelly Greene
• Michelle Mungall
• Rick Glumac
• Lori Iannidinardo
• Joe Keithley
• Ian Soutar
• James Marshall
• Alicia La Rue
• Joey Doyle
• Lia Versaevel
• Claire Trevena
• James Filippelli
• Rick McGowan
• Chris Maxwell
• Andrew Weaver
• Glenn Sollitt
• Brette Mullins
• Nicola Spurling
• Kalen Harris

Vote Canada Candidates

• Holly Verchère
• Rabaab Khehra
• Harjit Singh Gill
• Harpreet Singh
• Sukh Dhaliwal
• Zhe Zhang
• Ivan Pak
• Dustin Innes
• Françoise Raunet
• Michael Orr
• Jing Lan Yang
• Mackenzie Kerr
• Heather Sapergia
• Todd Doherty
• Tracy Calogheros
• Mike Poulin
• Tanya Baertl
• Annie Ohana
• Barb Biley
• Shinder Purewal
• Ken Hardie
• Jesse Regier
• Brynn Jones - Withdrawn
• Allan Duncan
• Robert Mellalieu
• Joan Phillip
• Dan Albas
• Mary Ann Murphy
• Anthony Plourde
• Kyle Delfing
• Jaeden Dela Torre
• Marc Reinarz
• Harwinder Sandhu
• Mel Arnold
• Cindy Derkaz
• Darrin Fiddler
• Travis Ashley
• John Barr
• Justin Kulik
• Stephen Fuhr
• Tracy Gray
• Randy Anderson-Fennell
• Tanya Corbet
• Craig DeCraene
• Angelina Ireland
• Carla Qualtrough
• Elaine Wismer
• Robert Woolsey
• Steve Ranta
• Dorothy-Jean O'Donnell
• Heather McQuillan
• John Mogk
• Neelam Brar
• Catharine Kendall
• Natalie Cudmore
• Alex Joehl
• Stacey Wakelin
• Tako van Popta
• Kaija Farstad
• Leon Jensen
• Ron Vailant
• Bob Zimmer
• Alice Wong
• Steven Kou
• Annie Ohana
• Shinder Purewal
• Tim Felger
• Aeriol Alderking
• James (Locke) Duncan
• Jonah Gowans
• Stephen Fowler
• Madeleine Sauvé
• Ed Fast
• Seamus Heffernan
• Ian Kennedy
• Caelum Nutbrown
• Rae Banwarie
• Tamara Jansen
• John Aldag
• John Kidder
• Jati Sidhu
• Brad Vis
• Michael Nenn
• Julius "Nick" Csaszar
• Paul Geddes
• Brian Misera
• Brad Nickason
• Christina Gower
• Nicholas Insley
• Ron McKinnon
• Ron Broda
• Elizabeth May
• Sabina Singh
• David Busch
• Ryan Windsor
• Karin Litzcke
• James Low
• Kyle Demes
• Bridget Burns
• Neeraj Murarka
• Hansen Ginn
• Will Davis
• Susanne de Montingy
• Azmairnin Jadavji
• Andrew Saxton
• Bryce Watts
• Megan Veck
• Bob Chamberlin
• John Hirst
• Michelle Corfield
• Jennifer Clarke
• Tamara Taggart
• Don Davies
• Ian Torn
• Lawrence Taylor
• Peter Julian
• Bonita Zarrillo
• Nelly Shin
• Sara Badiei
• Troy Whitley - Withdrawn
• Byron Horner
• Sean Wood
• Gord Johns
• Louise Boutin
• Jody Wilson-Raybould
• Naomi Chocyk
• Brennan Wauters
• Hedy Fry
• Breen Ouelette
• David Cavey
• Jesse Brown
• Louise Kierans
• Paul Manly
• Brian Marlatt
• Jenny Kwan
• Alain Deng
• Helen Quan
• Wai Young
• Judith Zaichkowsky
• Harjit Singh Sajjan
• Sean McQuillan
• Jayson Chabot
• Yvonne Hanson
• Zach Segal
• Taleeb Noormohamed
• Rocky Dong
• Amita Kuttner
• Svend Robinson
• Heather Leung
• Terry Beech
• Sandra Filosof-Schipper
• Rod Taylor
• Terry Tiessen
• Rick Stewart
• Abra Brynne
• Wayne Stetski
• Derek Rathbun
• Rob Morrison
• Brian Rundle
• Richard Cannings
• Trev Miller
• Dave Birdi
• Claire Rattée
• Taylor Bachrach
• Mike Sawyer
• Jody Craven
• Joyce Murray
• Kathleen P. Dixon
• Leigh Kenny
• Jay Shin
• Jagmeet Singh
• Al Rawdah
• Jamie Hammond
• Peter Schwarzhoff
• Geoffrey R. Wright
• Helena Konanz
• Mark de Bruijn
• Constance Denesiuk
• Beverly (Pixie) Hobby
• Stephen Crozier
• Kerry Lynne Findlay
• Patrick Weiler
• Iain Currie
• Ken Finlayson
• Terry Lake
• Robert (Doug) Bebb
• Cathy Mcleod
• Dan Ruimy
• Marc Dalton
• Bryton Cherrier
• Ariane Jaschke
• Nicole Iaci
• Arthur Green
• Mark Strahl
• Kelly Velonis
• Robert Bogunovic
• Jordan Reichert
• Jordon Miller
• Kenny Chiu
• Joe Peschisolido
• Gordon Hogg
• Laurel Collins
• Nikki Macdonald
• Joel Poulin
• Racelle Kooy
• Alyson Culbert
• Richard Caron
• Jaswinder Singh Dilawari
• Sarjit Saran
• Randall Garrison
• Tara Howse
• Tina Bains
• Rachel Blaney
• Randeep Sarai
• David Merner
• Shelley Downey
• Randall Pewarchuck
• Jonathan Wilkinson
• Lydia Hwitsum
• Alistair MacGregor
• Alana DeLong
• Blair Herbert
• George Orr
• Justine Bell
• Dana Taylor
• Gabrielle Loren

Political Parties

• BC Conservative Party
• BC Green Party
• BC Liberal Party
• BC NDP
• Energy Projects
• Independent/Other
• Transportation

Political Ridings

• Abbotsford South
• Abbotsford West
• Burnaby North
• Burnaby-Deer Lake
• Burnaby-Edmonds
• Burnaby-Lougheed
• Cariboo North
• Cariboo-Chilcotin
• Chilliwack
• Chilliwack-Kent
• Columbia River-Revelstoke
• Coquitlam-Burke Mountain
• Coquitlam-Maillardville
• Courtenay-Comox
• Cowichan Valley
• Delta North
• Delta South
• Esquimalt-Metchosin
• Hesquihat (West Coast)
• Kamloops-North Thompson
• Kamloops-South Thompson
• Kelowna West
• Kelowna-Lake Country
• Kootenay West
• Langford-Juan de Fuca
• Langley
• Langley East
• Maple Ridge-Mission
• Mid Island-Pacific Rim
• Nanaimo
• Nanaimo-North Cowichan
• Nelson-Creston
• New Westminster
• North Coast
• North Island
• North Vancouver-Lonsdale
• North Vancouver-Seymour
• Oak Bay-Gordon Head
• Parksville-Qualicum
• Penticton
• Pitt Meadows-Maple Ridge
• Port Coquitlam
• Port Moody-Coquitlam
• Richmond South Centre
• Richmond-Queensborough
• Richmond-Steveston
• Saanich North and the Islands
• Saanich South
• Shuswap
• Stikine
• Surrey South
• Surrey-Cloverdale
• Surrey-Fleetwood
• Surrey-Green Timbers
• Surrey-Guildford
• Surrey-Panorama
• Surrey-Whalley
• Vancouver-Fairview
• Vancouver-False Creek
• Vancouver-Fraserview
• Vancouver-Hastings
• Vancouver-Kensington
• Vancouver-Kingsway
• Vancouver-Langara
• Vancouver-Mount Pleasant
• Vancouver-Point Grey
• Vancouver-Quilchena
• Vancouver-West End
• Vernon-Monashee
• Victoria
• Victoria-Beacon Hill
• Victoria-Swan Lake
• West Vancouver-Capilano
• West Vancouver-Sea to Sky

Political Parties

• Animal Protection Party of Canada
• Christian Heritage Party of Canada
• Conservative Party of Canada
• Green Party of Canada
• Independent
• Liberal Party of Canada
• Libertarian Party of Canada
• Marijuana Party
• Marxist-Leninist Party
• New Democratic Party of Canada
• People's Party of Canada
• Progressive Canadian Party

Political Ridings

• Abbotsford
• Burnaby North-Seymour
• Burnaby South
• Cariboo-Prince George
• Central Okanagan-Similkameen-Nicola
• Chilliwack-Hope
• Cloverdale-Langley City
• Coquitlam-Port Coquitlam
• Courtenay-Alberni
• Cowichan-Malahat-Langford
• Delta
• Esquimalt-Saanich-Sooke
• Fleetwood-Port Kells
• Kamloops-Thompson-Cariboo
• Kelowna-Lake Country
• Kootenay-Columbia
• Langley-Aldergrove
• Mission-Matsqui-Fraser Canyon
• Nanaimo-Ladysmith
• New Westminster-Burnaby
• North Island-Powell River
• North Okanagan-Shuswap
• North Vancouver
• Pitt Meadows-Maple Ridge
• Port Moody-Coquitlam
• Prince George-Peace River-Northern Rockies
• Richmond Centre
• Saanich-Gulf Islands
• Skeena-Bulkley Valley
• South Okanagan-West Kootenay
• South Surrey-White Rock
• Steveston-Richmond East
• Surrey Centre
• Surrey-Newton
• Vancouver Centre
• Vancouver East
• Vancouver Granville
• Vancouver Kingsway
• Vancouver Quadra
• Vancouver South
• Victoria
• West Vancouver-Sunshine Coast-Sea to Sky Country