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It’s not about wild first, it’s about votes first
By Fabian Dawson, Sea West News
2019 10 07
Deadly decisions
By Joel Barde, Pique
2019 10 11
Canada’s awe-inspiring grizzly bears face new challenges
By Mia Gordon, The Weather Network
2019 10 11
‘The heartbeat of our community’: Heiltsuk open historic big house
By Emilee Gilpin, The Narwhal
2019 10 10
Canada: Updated Federal Regulation On New Fisheries Act
By Michael Finley, Mondaq
2019 10 09
Environmental Impact – Pipelines – Remedies – Judicial review of administrative action
By Staff, The Lawyer’s Daily
2019 10 08
Something Bigger Than Ice Cream Part 1
By Killer Creamery, You Tube
2019 10 08
The Price of the Prize
By Brandy Y Productions, Brandy Y Productions
2019 10 07
DFO criticized after Pacific salmon fishery loses MSC eco-certification
By Troy Landreville, My Comox Valley Now
2019 10 07
DFO criticized after Pacific salmon fishery loses MSC eco-certification
By Troy Landreville, My Powell River Now
2019 10 07
BC Bear Day
By Staff, North Shore News
2019 10 06
TMX Litigation Takes an Unusual Turn at the Federal Court of Appeal
By David V. Wright, Martin Olszynski & Nigel Bankes, Ablawg
2019 10 05
Fisheries and Oceans Canada is failing British Columbia’s salmon
By David Suzuki Foundation, David Suzuki Foundation
2019 10 04
What to know about the Adams River Salmon Run
By Brianna Schellenberg, The Omega
2019 10 02
Salmon Beyond Borders’ suggestions for British Columbia’s environmental assessment public engagement survey
By Salmon Beyond Borders, Salmon Beyond Borders
2019 10 01
The Controversy Over Trophy Hunting in Africa
By Rupert Taylor, Soapboxie
2019 10 01
Trans Mountain: Where have all the Court Challenges Gone?
By Staff, Living Oceans
2019 06 25
In the News: Reform Proposals for Managing Human-Wildlife Conflict in British Columbia
By Eco Sask News, Eco Sask News
2019 09 24
Humans have walled off salmon from vital habitat. Advocates say it’s time to tear open some holes
By Ainslie Cruickshank, The Star
2019 09 22
B.C. conservation officers can decide a bear’s fate but who decides theirs?
By Stefan Labbé, Vancouver is Awesome
2019 09 21
News release: Briony Penn endowment fund created to support naturalist education
By The Land Conservancy, The Land Conservancy
2019 09 21
Open Letter Regarding “Predator Reduction for Caribou Recovery”
By Staff, Wildlife Defence League
2019 09 21
Open Letter Regarding “Predator Reduction for Caribou Recovery”
By Staff, Wildlife Defense League
2019 09 20
Kelly Firth and Chris Genovali: B.C.’s human-wildlife conflict response needs reform
By Kelly Firth and Chris Genovali, The Georgia Straight
2019 09 20
They decide bears’ fate. Who decides theirs?
By Stefan Labbé, Tri-city News
2019 09 20
Raincoast/ ELC report shows need for oversight, change at COS
By The Fur Bearers, The Fur Bearers
2019 09 19
Trophy Hunters Pay More to Kill Larger-Bodied Carnivores
By Marc Bekoff, Psychology Today
2019 09 19
Trophy hunters pay more to target larger-bodied carnivores
By Ilona Mihalik, Andrew W. Bateman & Chris T. Darimont, Royal Society Publishing
2019 09 18
Fighting for the salmon and waterfowl of the Fraser
By Staff, Ducks Unlimited Canada
2019 09 16
Our Community: New mural reflects a region in motion
By Richard Watts, Times Colonist
2019 09 15
Guest opinion: Feds idle as pipeline obstructionists wage war
By Kenneth Green, London Free Press
2019 09 11
Federal Court of Appeal provides clarity on leave motions in Trans Mountain ruling, lawyer says
By Christopher Guly, The Lawyer’s Daily
2019 09 11
The latest court ruling on the Trans Mountain pipeline project might well be remembered in legal circles for the surprising twists that occurred in the case and in the decision itself.
Christopher Guly
Royal Society of Canada elects four University of Victoria researchers
By Staff, Victoria News
2019 09 11
Guest opinion: Feds idle as pipeline obstructionists wage war
By Kenneth Green, Calgary Sun
2019 09 11
The Federal Court of Appeal Grants Leave to Six Judicial Review Applications That Seek to Quash the Reapproval of the Trans Mountain Expansion Project
By David Stevens & Codie Mitchell, Aird & Berlis
2019 09 11
Federal Court of Appeal Provides Reasons in TMX Leave Applications
By Nifel Bankes, ABlawg
2019 09 11
Lead Indigenous group seeking TMX ownership “still bullish” despite second judicial review of $7.5 billion pipeline expansion
By Jason Unrau, The Post Millenial
2019 09 10
Royal Society of Canada elects four UVic researchers
By Staff, UVic News
2019 09 10
A complete code: Was Canada’s defence in Raincoast Conservation Foundation v. Canada (Attorney General) consistent with the purpose of the NEB Act?
By Arend J.A. Hoekstra & Thomas Isaac, Mondaq
2019 09 10
Aboriginal Law Report
By Bruce McIvor, First People’s Law
2019 09 08
Comment: Protecting salmon is part of container-terminal plan
By Duncan Wilson, Times Colonist
2019 09 07
Federal court allows half of Trans Mountain pipeline legal challenges to proceed
By Laura Kane, Global News
2019 09 06
A complete code: Was Canada’s defence in Raincoast Conservation Foundation v. Canada (Attorney General) consistent with the purpose of the NEB Act?
By Arend J.A. Hoekstra & Thomas Isaac, Casselsbrock
2019 09 06
Business responsibilities for climate change: U.S. Roundtable nods, U.N. sets a high bar
By Elizabeth Perry, Work and Climate Change Report
2019 09 05
Trans Mountain Appeals Move Forward
By Staff, Watershed Sentinel
2019 09 05
Video: Federal appeals court approves six First Nations challenges of Trans Mountain pipeline
By Katya Slepian, Nanaimo News Bulletin
2019 09 04
Trans Mountain faces fresh legal challenges after court allows six appeals to proceed
By The Canadian Press, Fort McMurray Today
2019 09 04
Trans Mountain faces new hurdle as federal court allows six challenges
By Laura Kane, BNN Bloomberg
2019 09 04
Video: Federal appeals court approves six First Nations challenges of Trans Mountain pipeline
By Katya Slepian, Grand Forks Gazette
2019 09 04
#Climate Strike on Granville island
By Act 350, Act 350
2019 09 04
