BC’s New $50 Million Fund May Help Logging Companies, But What About Our Forests?The program will increase the use of low-value fibre, but does it keep unsustainable practices going?
Washington State Did It—Why Can’t We?Last month, state regulators said enough is enough and shut down the industry
Feds Forget Local Businesses Who Stepped Up For The CauseThis move could leave us high and dry the next time a crisis hits
Will Aquaculture Solve our Seafood Problems? Not Likely, Say These UBC ResearchersUBC study says now is not the time to turn our back on wild fish
Going, Going … Gone?DFO is backpedalling big time on a commitment to get fish farms out of BC's coastal waters
Is the Federal Government Muddling How Much Heat-Trapping Pollution the Forestry Industry Emits?Forestry is hardly even Steven
Factory Fish Farms One Step Closer to GoneThis move signals hope for wild salmon, but they still need protection
Why You Should Care About This Company You’ve Never Heard OfThe company is selling off huge chunks of forest land for residential development
Something’s Fishy About Fish Farm FansThe nine scientists all share something in common—ties to the fish farming industry
SLICE Doesn’t Cut It AnymoreIt takes a lot more of the chemical SLICE to kill the fish factory lice these days
Big Private Land Logger Plans to Make Money From Not LoggingMosaic's BigCoast Initiative sounds fabulous, but will it actually work?
Stop The PlunderConservation groups are asking the Alaskan senator to do the right thing and stop targeting BC-bound salmon
Regional District Said, “No No No!”But the BC government says it's okay to haul old ships onto the foreshore
‘Namgis Nation Tells Province They’ll Make Their Own Old Growth PlansThey say the province's plans don't do enough
Really, Parasites Are Allowed on Fish We Eat?Factory fish farms race to scrub sea lice parasites off salmon
Community Shows That Standing Up For One Another WorksMinistry said community pressure helped stop deportation
Meet Advisors Tasked with Helping the Premier Solve Our Thorniest Problems: Doug WhiteEby names former chair of the First Nations Justice Council to advisory role
Show Me the Money? No Falcon Way!BC Liberal leader’s creative accounting continues as $125K of expenses evaporate
