Site C ‘Running Roughshod’ over Indigenous Rights, Wilson-Raybould Said in 2012
Comments raise questions about government’s recent approval of permits for dam project, says NDP critic.
Critic Still Wary on Liberals’ Commitment to Salmon
Praise for Cohen Commission action, but doubts about commitment to restoring protection lost in Harper years.
‘Faulty’ Towers? Battle Brews over Vibe of Commercial Drive
Coalition of 28 Vancouver groups want city to delay Grandview-Woodland community plan for more consultation.
Site C a Human Rights Concern, Declares Amnesty International
In approving dam permits, Ottawa forgets its reconciliation promises, says report author.
Meet the Crew Aboard the Fish-Farm Patrolling ‘Martin Sheen’
No ‘hippie terrorists’ here, the sailors supporting Alexandra Morton’s research mission share a passion for ocean life.
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‘Ethnoburbs’: The New Face of Immigrant Cities
Old settlement patterns have reversed, but old problems of adaptation remain.
Police Failures Must Be Addressed in Missing Women’s Inquiry, Say Families
One advocate suggests separate probe into policing issues would be justified.
West Hastings ‘Tent City’ Could Be Around for Years
Meanwhile in Victoria, residents are packing up ‘Super InTent City’ after nine months to move into social housing.
Oilsands CEO Plans to Leave Some of It in the Ground
Suncor takes green tack to argue for changes to Alberta regulations requiring companies to extract every barrel of oil.
‘There Is a Dead One There’: Patrolling Fish Farms with Alexandra Morton
As biologist’s research quest continues, industry decries use of drones and cameras as ‘harassment.’
Who Slogs over Christy Clark’s Slogans?
Every photo-op has a theme on banners, signs, cards, and you pay for it.
Body Cameras for Police, Urges Ex-MP
Yatim shooting shows officers too easily skew written reports, says Goldring.
China’s Relentless Campaign to Pave the Coast
‘They’re completely industrializing the coastal ecosystem.’
What I Saw at the Republican Convention Protests
Sky spies, edgy police, a flag burned, a house raided, calls for overthrow and apocalypse. Election, US-style.
Greens Slapped for Pumping Poll that Falsely Made Race Seem Tight
Method for poll claiming near tie in Victoria made it ‘meaningless’ says expert.
Is this Your Commuting Future?
Inside the bet that a BC-made, single-seat electric car is the next (really) big thing.
Sea Lice Exploded among Wild Young Salmon near BC Fish Farms: Study
Parasites spiked in Broughton area salmon pens, and hit decade high among wild juveniles, says new report.
Taiwan Group Paying for MP, MLA Junkets Has Crime Connections
Security expert says Canadians ‘naive’ in not seeing need for care in dealing with foreign lobbyists.
Public Accounts Notebook: Donations, Real Estate, Clark’s Flights and More
Or, waiting by the phone for a finance minister’s call that never comes.
Rehearsals for Retirement: Young Workers and the CPP
The Tyee looks at post-work plans and worries of an employee, contractor and entrepreneur.
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