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May 3, 2016

B.C. continues to neglect climate recommendations, favours LNG projects

Alyse Kotyk

Trudeau said working with the provinces and territories will be the cornerstone of the climate change approach. But B.C. is ignoring recommendations that could limit carbon pollution. What now?

Blog

Apr 25, 2016

If the B.C. NDP wants to win next election, it should get ready to Leap

Rafe Mair

If the B.C. NDP want any chance of winning the next election, they better get on the right side of history and embrace the Leap Manifesto, argues Rafe Mair.

Podcast

Apr 13, 2016

Port expansion behind plans for new 10-lane bridge over Fraser

Redeye

The B.C. government seismically upgraded the George Massey crossing, created a bus lane and talked of twinning the tunnel. Then Port Metro Vancouver asked for a bridge and plans suddenly changed.

Blog

Apr 12, 2016

B.C. NDP's new policy on LNG is a game changer

Rafe Mair

Has the B.C. NDP now pushed the Greens out the environmental field entirely? Rafe Mair thinks so.

Podcast

Mar 28, 2016

Breaking down the 2016 budget

Green Majority Radio

The hosts discuss the good and bad of the Liberal budget, respond to some listener voicemail and Kevin Farmer returns for a special segment!

Blog

Mar 23, 2016

British Columbia's lax LNG regulations a disaster waiting to happen

Elizabeth May

At a minimum, British Columbians would assume that the industry will be stringently regulated for the safety of all our citizens. That doesn't appear to be the case.

Podcast

Jan 16, 2016

Site C: Flooding farmland to benefit the fossil fuel industry

Redeye

The B.C. government says it needs to build a massive dam on the Peace River to generate hydro power for the province's future. Ben Parfitt says Site C is all about the plan to liquify natural gas.

Blog

Jan 5, 2016

Admitting a post-Paris truth: B.C.'s LNG pipe dream is over

Seth Klein

B.C.'s LNG hopes are simply incompatible with any realistic notion of Canada meeting its obligations to keep global temperature rise to 1.5 degrees.

Podcast

Nov 23, 2015

Haida Gwaii: The Edge of the World

Redeye

Film director Charles Wilkinson travelled to Haida Gwaii and found a community of people living a sustainable life independent of corporate rule and extreme resource extraction.

Blog

Nov 19, 2015

Visit to Lelu Island: Protect the Skeena and stop Petronas LNG

Brigette DePape

The site for the Petronas LNG terminal was chosen without the consultation of local First Nations and Skeena communities, and the Lax Kw'alaams First Nations voted against the proposed terminal.

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