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- Canada’s environmental safety net is being shredded – again
Canada’s environmental safety net is being shredded – again Find out how you can help prevent it. Alexis_Stoymenoff Mon, 05/18/2026 – 14:11 Read more about Canada’s environmental safety net is being shredded – againComments … Read more »
- Stop the Carney government's reckless deregulation agenda
Stop the Carney government’s reckless deregulation agenda Canada’s environmental safety net is under attack and we need your help The federal government is proposing a sweeping attack on our environmental safety net and we must put a stop to it. On May 8th, Canada published a discussion paper on m … Read more »
- Who should pay for our rising climate costs – according to British Columbians
Who should pay for our rising climate costs – according to British Columbians This post is the second in a two-part series looking at message testing on how British Columbians view the costs of climate change. Hanna_Araza Thu, 05/14/2026 – 10:36 Read more about Who should pay for our rising climat … Read more »
- Resources on the Impacts of Work Camps and Resource Extraction on Indigenous Peoples, Especially Women and Young Girls
Resources on the Impacts of Work Camps and Resource Extraction on Indigenous Peoples, Especially Women and Young Girls Red Dress Day is a time to remember and honour Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, and Two-Spirit people (MMIWG2S+) – and stand with their families and communities. Viol … Read more »
- Climate change is increasing the cost of living – and BC residents are connecting the dots
Climate change is increasing the cost of living – and BC residents are connecting the dots A new poll conducted by Stratcom for West Coast Environmental Law (the “Surveyâ€�) shows that British Columbians understand that climate change is increasing the cost of living in some cases, but that more … Read more »