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News
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? |
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Blog
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. |
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Podcast
Redeye Collective
| 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. |
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Blog
Rafe Mair
| Has the B.C. NDP now pushed the Greens out the environmental field entirely? Rafe Mair thinks so. |
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Podcast
Daryn Caister
| The hosts discuss the good and bad of the Liberal budget, respond to some listener voicemail and Kevin Farmer returns for a special segment! |
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Blog
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. |
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Podcast
Redeye Collective
| 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. |
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Blog
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. |
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Podcast
Redeye Collective
| 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. |
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Blog
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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Blog
Marc Lee
| The CCPA-BC have uncovered a pattern of misinformation about LNG, coming primarily from the government, which should be looking out for the public interest instead of blindly championing the industry. |
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Blog
David Suzuki
| It's refreshing to see premiers recognizing the need to address climate change through conservation, efficiency and clean technology, but we need a greater shift to keep problems from getting worse. |
