VICTORIA — An investigation by British Columbia's forest practices watchdog has found the provincial agency responsible for auctioning timber sale licenses did not adequately protect old forest in an area of Vancouver Island.
The Forest Practices Board...
HALIFAX — The owners of an idled pulp mill in northern Nova Scotia say their plans for a new effluent treatment facility have been withdrawn from the province's environmental assessment process.
Northern Pulp issued a statement Wednesday saying the com...
A newly published paper says threatened caribou herds have lost twice as much habitat as they've gained over the last twenty years.
Researchers used satellite photos to demonstrate that wildfires, forestry and the energy industry have damaged at least ...
Threatened caribou herds in Alberta and British Columbia have lost twice as much habitat as they've gained over the last twenty years and the pace of loss is picking up, new research says.It concludes caribou protection measures such as shooting
The dispute over blockades aimed at preventing old-growth trees from being logged in Pacheedaht territory on southwest Vancouver Island has revealed divisions within the First Nation's membership.
A statement issued by two Pacheedaht chiefs this week s...
The dispute over blockades aimed at preventing old-growth trees from being logged in Pacheedaht territory on southwest Vancouver Island has revealed divisions within the First Nation's membership.
A statement issued by two Pacheedaht chiefs this week s...
EDMONTON — The Alberta government must pull back its new Forest Act before it becomes law next month, says the grand chief of the province's northern First Nations.
"We expect the province to suspend the new Forest Act immediately," Arthur Noskey
VANCOUVER — Canadian officials have new leverage as they urge Washington to negotiate a solution to the long-standing dispute over U.S. duties on softwood lumber, Canada's ambassador to the United States said Thursday.
Kirsten Hillman told a British Co...
Advocates for old-growth forests say they are digging in as they try to protect parts of a valley on southwest Vancouver Island from logging.
A dozen or more people who belong to the Rainforest Flying Squad set up camps last August
VANCOUVER — The most at-risk ecosystems should be set aside from logging while British Columbia shifts its forestry policies toward a more sustainable system, says a forester who helped write a provincial report on old-growth forests.
The report last A...