Big companies with higher emissions pay the carbon price only on what they emit above a set limit
April survey usually represents the peak snow levels in most of the territory
Province looks to be leading producer in carbon-capturing material
Clusters seen between Hood Canal in Puget Sound, Campbell River on Vancouver Island
Mosaic, B.C.’s largest private landowner, will defer logging in 400 square kilometres of old-growth
At the end of 2021, there was $420 million left to spend
Seabirds and sea lions cry and bark while feasting on abundant herring return
Fish appear to gasp, swim erratically and in circles, then die
Statement of defence says groups that brought the lawsuit cannot be identified from his remarks
Research helps better understand how noise impacts marine life
World Wildlife Fund says billions of litres of wastewater being dumped in Canadian waters
More than 1,100 people have been arrested since Fairy Creek watershed blockade injunction
Coast Guard says it is working with ship owner to investigate and respond to reports of debris
European green crab is identifiable by five spines on the side of each eye
Boats, food decline, pollution threats as researchers recommend continued endangered status
Study calculated that 42% of this megadrought can be attributed to human-caused climate change
Lawyer: Fairy Creek protest group’s petition lacks ‘factual foundation,’ not the way justice is done
RCMP have made close to 1,200 arrests enforcing Fairy Creek injunction
Feds committed $8 million to ghost gear recovery, B.C. dedicated $18 million to shoreline cleanups
Karen Scheffers hopes people will think about the impact single-use plastic has on the environment
