McLeod Lake Indian Band urges B.C. premier to halt planned cow-calf moose hunt in their territory
The B.C. government is conducting a trial to reduce the moose population to help with…
Forestry
Saik’uz First Nation in B.C. says no more logging unless companies have its consent
Saik’uz First Nation in British Columbia says forestry companies and the B.C. government must obtain…
Could the answer to Fairy Creek protests be solved by B.C implementing its Old Growth Strategic Review?
A member of the Tahltan Nation in British Columbia says the province’s forestry practices need…
Forestry forum tries to find solutions to a struggling industry
There was a not a seat left at the “Rethinking Forestry Forum” held in Terrace,…
Struggling B.C. forestry workers drive hundreds of logging trucks into Vancouver
Two hundred logging trucks rolled into downtown Vancouver late Wednesday afternoon with horns blaring to…
B.C. First Nation strikes partnership with forestry company on its territory
Chief Robert Dennis strains to find the top of a spruce tree in his territory…
Concerns grow over the use of a herbicide in New Brunswick
APTN National News The New Brunswick government spends over $2 million annually to spay over…
New Brunswick chiefs look to stop forestry plans
Critics fear the environmental impacts and the chiefs say they weren’t consulted.
Hul’qumi’num dig in to retain traditional lands given to railway company
The Hul’qumi’num Treaty Group have announced new allies in their international fight against a billion dollar sale of private forestry lands.