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  • A man in a life jacket standing in a wooded area.
    Notes from the field

    Enbridge final argument, but not the last word

    2013 June 262024 July 8

    Raincoast’s Dr. Paul Paquet speaks about our role in the Northern Gateway Joint Review process…

    Read More Enbridge final argument, but not the last wordContinue

  • Right whale surfaces
    Films and videos

    DFO finds rare whale on BC coast

    2013 June 242024 October 23

    DFO finds a critically endangered North Pacific right whale off the BC coast. See footage with narration by Dr. John Ford, head of DFO’s cetacean research program…

    Read More DFO finds rare whale on BC coastContinue

  • 3 smiling trophy hunters kneel behind the dead grizzly they have killed.
    In the media

    The ethics of BC’s grizzly hunt

    2013 June 182024 July 8

    Raincoast scientist and carnivore expert Dr. Paul Paquet talks with CBC about the ethics of trophy hunting grizzly bears…

    Read More The ethics of BC’s grizzly huntContinue

  • An aerial view of a port with a boat in the water.
    In the media

    ‘The proposed project cannot be justified’

    2013 June 72024 July 8

    The Financial Post looks at the final arguments in the Northern Gateway JRP Hearings including Raincoast’s and its Coalition Partners…

    Read More ‘The proposed project cannot be justified’Continue

  • A group of people holding signs in front of a building.
    In the media

    Northern Gateway regulatory submissions reveal polarizing views of Alberta and B.C.

    2013 June 72024 July 8

    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…

    Read More Northern Gateway regulatory submissions reveal polarizing views of Alberta and B.C.Continue

  • Two men working on a tree in the woods.
    Raincoast updates

    Stellar start: launching the 2013 field season

    2013 May 212024 July 8

    Standing on a rocky outcrop, our field team spots a boat moving towards us on the horizon. As the boat approaches, we see our fellow bear researchers from Kitasoo Territory waving and grinning…

    Read More Stellar start: launching the 2013 field seasonContinue

  • A man standing in an art gallery with his arms crossed.
    In the media

    Canmore welcomes oil-free coast exhibit

    2013 April 252024 July 8

    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…

    Read More Canmore welcomes oil-free coast exhibitContinue

  • Art for an oil free coast.
    Raincoast updates

    Controversial exhibit stays at city hall

    2013 April 182024 July 8

    Global News Hour Calgary
    A controversial art exhibit at city hall can stay right where it is, even though under normal circumstances it would be forced out. Global’s Reid Fiest reports…

    Read More Controversial exhibit stays at city hallContinue

  • Three men standing in front of a display of paintings.
    In the media

    City pulls permit for anti-pipeline art show

    2013 April 172024 July 8

    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…

    Read More City pulls permit for anti-pipeline art showContinue

  • A man standing in front of paintings in an art gallery.
    In the media

    Anti-pipeline art exhibit stirs controversy at Calgary City Hall

    2013 April 172024 July 8

    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…

    Read More Anti-pipeline art exhibit stirs controversy at Calgary City HallContinue

  • A man holding an easel in front of a fallen tree.
    In the media

    Art for an oil-free coast comes to Canmore

    2013 April 162024 July 8

    By Russ Ullyot, Canmore Leader
    Canmore’s Solara Resort will host an exhibition of work from more than 40 artists that took up paintbrushes and carving tools to portray Canada’s west coast…

    Read More Art for an oil-free coast comes to CanmoreContinue

  • Three men standing in front of a display of paintings.
    In the media

    Anti-oil sands art show sets up in Calgary City Hall

    2013 April 162024 July 8

    By Sherri Zickefoose, Calgary Herald
    An anti-oil pipeline art show is hoping to win over Calgarians in the heart of oil and gas country…

    Read More Anti-oil sands art show sets up in Calgary City HallContinue

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