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- Tell your MP: Canadians can’t afford another risky pipeline & tanker project
Tell your MP: Canadians can’t afford another risky pipeline & tanker project The Alberta and federal governments are proposing a costly new west coast pipeline and tanker project – funded by taxpayers – crossing BC and terminating on the south coast at Roberts Bank. This project carries sign … Read more »
- The RELAW Co-learning Program: 10 Years of Learning, Connection and Action
The RELAW Co-learning Program: 10 Years of Learning, Connection and Action As RELAW celebrates its 10th anniversary, we are taking time to reflect on the growth, impact and relationships that have shaped the program over the last decade. Hanna_Araza Thu, 06/18/2026 – 11:30 Read more about The RELAW … Read more »
- BC can help get Styrofoam off West Coast beaches – through prevention, not just clean-up
BC can help get Styrofoam off West Coast beaches – through prevention, not just clean-up We recommend two approaches that BC can take to achieve the BC Coastal Marine Strategy’s commitment to prevent polystyrene pollution. Hanna_Araza Fri, 05/29/2026 – 11:33 Read more about BC can help get Styro … Read more »
- 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 »