Perry Rath
In his 20 years of artistic pursuits, Perry Rath has undertaken installations, objects/artifacts, paintings, printmaking, collaborations, and educational efforts such as Art and Advocacy and 4000 Reasons.
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Alan Wylie
Alan graduated from Glasgow School of Art in 1960 and immigrated to Nova Scotia in 1967, where he became a full-time artist, teacher, and art gallery owner.
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Salmon shortages leave grizzly bears stressed
New Scientist
Salmon shortages on Canada’s west coast may leave grizzlies more stressed than the average bear… -
Artists sail for an oil-free coast
By Lissa Alexander, Parksville Qualicum Beach News
After flying to Bella Bella, artist Dan Gray joined Raincoast’s research vessel Achiever for journey through the Great Bear Rainforest -
Initial skirmishes in the battle to save the coast
The magic canoe is getting bigger as artists, journalists and others join the battle against oil tankers in coastal waters.
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The Koeye Exchange
Raincoast crew made its annual migration to the Koeye River to support the Heiltsuk Youth camp on BC’s central coast…
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BC government conditions on pipelines
Island Tides August 9 – 22, 2012
By Patrick Brown
Premier Christy Clark’s government has given birth to a conditional policy for Enbridge… -
The important role of predators in BC’s Gulf Islands
Healthy ecosystems require a full suite of species distributed across a hierarchy of levels on the food chain. If a link is removed, changes in the numbers and types of species will follow.
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An oil spill off B.C. won’t be able to control itself
The government of British Columbia has announced five requirements that must be met before it approves any new heavy-oil pipeline from the Alberta oil sands, such as the Enbridge Northern Gateway project.
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Gateway is bad news
Edmonton Journal
By Chris Genovali and Misty MacDuffee
Another one of the B.C. government’s dead on arrival requirements calls for “world-leading marine oil spill response… -
Pipeline risks need a closer look
Vancouver Sun
By Chris Genovali and Misty MacDuffee
The B.C. government has announced five requirements that must be met before it approves any new heavy-oil pipeline.. -
Foes don’t see way to keep coast safe if tankers spill
By Judith Lavoie, Times Colonist
Requirements for a world-leading marine oil spill response in BC cannot be met, said Paul Paquet, Raincoast senior scientist…
