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    Submissions and public documents on the Enbridge Northern Gateway Project

    2016 October 132024 July 8

    Putting the Great Bear Rainforest at risk, the Enbridge Northern Gateway Project posed serious implications for the wildlife of coastal British Columbia through habitat destruction associated with increased tanker traffic and the very real threat of diluted bitumen spills. Raincoast was an intervenor in the CEAA/ NEB (joint panel) review process and, along with First Nations, filed legal challenges to the project’s approval by the NEB and the federal government. Those legal challenges were successful and upheld by the Canadian Federal government.

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    Marine bird talk by Caroline Fox

    2010 October 252024 July 8

    Marine bird talk at VNHS
    Wednesday, October 27, 7:30 pm
    Rm 159 Fraser Building UVic Campus

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    Raincoast at the World Seabird Conference

    2010 September 152024 July 8

    By Caroline Fox
    The first ever World Seabird Conference was held last week in Victoria (September 7-11, 2010). Over 800 participants from over 40 countries gathered…

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    Is America’s Chernobyl in Canada’s future?

    2010 May 142024 July 8

    Guest Commentary by Chris Genovali for Buzzflash Many Canadians have been anxiously following the unfolding Gulf of Mexico oil spill disaster and are experiencing a deep sense of unease as they scan the daily media reports.

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    Tankers and oil spills could reverse years of recovery efforts

    2010 March 302024 July 8

    By Chris Genovali Lessons from the Exxon Valdez oil spill in Alaska have shown that even after two decades, some species and fisheries still have not recovered. This includes killer whale populations, some seabird populations, shellfish harvesting and the commercial herring fishery. If the proposed Enbridge Northern Gateway pipeline is constructed from Alberta’s tar sands…

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