Katrine Conroy says outright moratorium unrealistic
Statement comes as traditional territory continues to experience high-profile blockades and arrests
Statement comes as traditional territory continues to experience high-profile blockades and arrests
Obstacles change daily, slowing police enforcement
There have been a number of protests recently outside of Conroy’s constituency office
$2.5 million payment to Interior first nation a ‘template’
Province seeks new ways to redistribute big logging tenures
Protesters blocked Columbia Avenue for four hours
More than 2,000 show up to join push to save old growth forests from harvesting
Crowds of supporters and a car of elders breached the police line
About 100 elderly hikers swarmed the RCMP exclusion zone, no arrests were made
March was in solidarity with the Fairy Creek blockade on Vancouver island
Since enforcement began, 59 people arrested at various encampments
The report contains detailed maps of 2.6 per cent of the forested land in B.C.
Forest Practices Board has issues with BC Timber Sales practices in Nahmint Valley near Port Alberni
Remote recreation areas bracing for heavy pandemic pressure
Forest license holders asking for independent investigation into incident
Powell River paper production set to resume in May
Mosaic Forest Management testing three Tesla semis
Industry, union leaders seek balance on old-growth preservation