CBC interviews: The ethics of trophy hunting
CBC interviews William Housty from the Heiltsuk Nation and Raincoast’s Paul Paquet as they discuss the ethics of killing grizzly bears for “sport”…
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Wrong to ignore Climate Change in Northern Gateway review
By Paul Paquet, Chris Genovali and Misty MacDuffee,
The StarPhoenix
As formal interveners in the Northern Gateway federal review process, we were disconcerted that climate change was not considered in the Enbridge ESA… -
Clayoquot Sound – then and now
By Stephen Hume, Vancouver Sun
20 years after protesters against West Coast clearcutting endured mass arrests, the event continues to shape environmental movement… -
CTV News: Capital celebrates BC Day
Check out the CTV News coverage of the Victoria BC Day celebration event, including the screening of REFLECTIONS…
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See REFLECTIONS on BC Day
REFLECTIONS – a journey into the heart of the Great Bear Rainforest with fifty of BC’s most celebrated artists – will be screening as part of the BC Day celebration in Victoria…
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Fire in Bella Bella
At 4 am on July 12 a fire swept through one of the most important buildings in Bella Bella, housing the band store, the post office, liquor store, and Qqs Projects Society…
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The ethics of BC’s grizzly hunt
Raincoast scientist and carnivore expert Dr. Paul Paquet talks with CBC about the ethics of trophy hunting grizzly bears…
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‘The proposed project cannot be justified’
The Financial Post looks at the final arguments in the Northern Gateway JRP Hearings including Raincoast’s and its Coalition Partners…
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Northern Gateway regulatory submissions reveal polarizing views of Alberta and B.C.
Alberta’s urgent need for markets or BC’s resolve that any risk is one too many.The National Post looks at final arguments in the JRP hearings including Raincoast’s and its coalition partners…
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Canmore welcomes oil-free coast exhibit
Canmore Leader, By Justin Parsons
An art exhibit that stirred up controversy in Calgary’s City Hall last week has been receiving a warm welcome in Canmore… -
City pulls permit for anti-pipeline art show
Calgary Herald, By Sherri Zickefoose
An anti-oil pipeline art show is being sent packing from City Hall’s atrium after officials yanked the group’s permit over price tags and politics… -
Anti-pipeline art exhibit stirs controversy at Calgary City Hall
The Globe and Mail, By Dawn Walton and Nathan Vanderklippe
Serene images of sea lions, spirit bears and cormorants are hardly cause for controversy, but they have created quite a stir…
