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  • Fish farms on the BC coast threaten wild salmon.
    Raincoast updates

    Just say no to “certified organic” farmed salmon

    2010 August 242024 July 8

    While British Columbia (BC) farmed salmon could carry a certified organic label if the proposal by the Canadian General Standards Board and organic aquaculture working group at Fisheries and Oceans Canada gives the stamp of approval, the practices involved in raising salmon in open net-pens is antithetical to the spirit and intent of certification.

    Read More Just say no to “certified organic” farmed salmonContinue

  • Heavy equipment lays an oil pipe in the ground
    In the media

    Vampire Blues: suckin’ blood from the earth

    2010 July 202024 October 23

    Canadian federal and provicial governments seem eager to turn BC’s coast into an energy corridor. Enbridge Inc. is pushing hard to construct a twinned pipeline from the tar sands of Alberta to the coast of BC, where Exxon Valdez-sized supertankers would ship oil to Asian and American markets.

    Read More Vampire Blues: suckin’ blood from the earthContinue

  • A grizzly bear looks into the camera
    Raincoast updates

    Stop the needless killing of British Columbia’s grizzly bears

    2010 July 72024 July 8

    A disturbing number of grizzlies are killed in the Bella Coola Valley on Canada’s Pacific coast because of avoidable human behaviour, but existing legislation to prevent these deaths are virtually unenforceable.

    Read More Stop the needless killing of British Columbia’s grizzly bearsContinue

  • A man smiling on the deck of a boat.
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    Follow Raincoast at Huffington Post

    2010 May 282024 July 8

    Follow Raincoast’s Chris Genovali at the Huffington Post

    Recent Articles:
    Kill for Cash: Coyotes are targeted in Nova Scotia’s “pelt incentive program”
    The Death Cults Among Us: Wolves are targets on both sides of the Canada US border
    Enbridge Northern Gateway Project: Enbridge’s record and Canadian wildlife mean too great a risk from oil tankers on the BC coast.

    Read More Follow Raincoast at Huffington PostContinue

  • An evening with Ian Tamblyn.
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    An evening with Ian Tamblyn

    2008 February 192024 July 8

    An evening to celebrate the coast with Ian Tamblyn, Raincoast, appetizers and drinkswhen:  Thursday, March 13 2008time: 7:00pm -10:00 pmwhere:  Saanich Peninsula Call Raincoast at 655-1229 for tickets, reservations and info A great evening of music and fun. Contact Raincoast at 250-655-1229 for tickets.

    Read More An evening with Ian TamblynContinue

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