Blog
Robert Hackett
| Today's B.C. NDP is a locked-down creature. There's not been much chance for internal debate on LNG policy, even within the caucus. |
Blog
Doreen Nicoll
| "What if self-awareness, compassion and thinking were not exclusively human affairs?" asks Mirjam Leuze, director of "The Whale and The Raven." |
Blog
Emma Lui
| The approval of LNG Canada, a $40-billion fracked gas project, gives the green light to a very thirsty industry that will abuse even more water at a time when water supplies are unpredictable. |
Blog
Ben Parfitt
| Such an inquiry should not be limited to scientific questions, but should focus squarely on the risks associated with fracking and what should be done about them. |
Blog
Karena Shaw, Dana Cook, Eryn Fitzgerald, Judith (Kekinusuqs) Sayers
| First Nations have built significant momentum in the renewable energy industry and their involvement is bringing real benefits to their communities. |
Blog
Emma Lui
| A primer on key water issues in B.C. leading up to the election on May 9th, including pipelines, fracking, and bottled water. |
Columnists
Murray Dobbin
| The Liberal government of Christy Clark is not so much a government as it is an anti-government: contemptuous of both the public good and of the citizens it is supposed to be governing for. |
Podcast
Redeye Collective
| British Columbians are in desperate need of affordable housing, higher social assistance rates and public school funding. Instead the government is spending a budget windfall on paying down the debt. |
Podcast
Redeye Collective
| Farmers and First Nations fought this project alone for years. People in Vancouver are waking up to the threat posed by a third dam on the Peace River. We hear from three speakers opposed to Site C. |
Blog
David Suzuki
| Most governments have committed to the Paris Agreement's goal of limiting global warming to two degrees above pre-industrial levels, with an aspirational goal of 1.5 degrees. We're nearing the latter. |
Blog
Brent Patterson
| The Trudeau government has approved the Pacific NorthWest Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) project in British Columbia. The export facility is now set to be constructed on Lax U'u'la (Lelu Island). |
Blog
Matt Horne
| If B.C.'s Pacific NorthWest LNG project is approved, it will become one of Canada's largest sources of carbon pollution. Environment Minister Catherine McKenna should reject it. |