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Oil and Gas Sector · British Columbia

B.C. gives green light to LNG pipeline, with no need for new environmental assessment

64% Left coverage: 28 sources

The British Columbia government says a decade-old environmental assessment certificate remains valid for the construction of a natural gas pipeline in northern B.C., in a decision opposed by the province’s Green Party and environmental groups. The Environmental Assessment Office says it has determined the Prince Rupert Gas Transmission pipeline has “substantially started,” fulfilling a requirement of the 2014 certificate and allowing the project to proceed without a new assessment.See the Story

Vancouver, British Columbia · Vancouver

Amid a climate crisis, ‘Vital Signs’ documents the 'relentless force' of changing landscapes

A still from Jade Baxter’s nine-minute film shows two silhouettes, a car, and a hillside ablaze during the 2021 Lytton fire. Submitted by Bill Reid Gallery Tucked into a quiet corner of the Bill Reid Gallery is a nine-minute film by Nlaka’pamux artist Jade Baxter about the wildfire that devastated her homelands. Through a series of raw, handheld clips, Why Would I Leave? documents the months leading up to the June 2021 blaze that tore through “…Read Article

Vancouver Island land returned to Lyackson First Nation and Cowichan Tribes

60% Left coverage: 5 sources

Breaking News, Sports, Manitoba, CanadaBritish Columbia · British Columbia See the Story

From uncle to nephew, a responsibility to salmon — and children — is carried on

syilx Nation members caylx (Richard Armstrong), right, and his nephew nk’lxwcin (Chad Eneas) lead a ceremony as school children release juvenile salmon at takliʕaickst (Slocan Lake) on Tuesday. Photo by Aaron Hemens At takliʕaickst (Slocan Lake), caylx (Richard Armstrong) walks over to a group of elementary students, shaking each child’s hand and thanking them for their help. On Tuesday afternoon, the syilx Elder and knowledge keeper guided the …Penticton · Penticton Read Article

Ice roads are a lifeline for First Nations. As Canada warms, they're disappearing.

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

It was the last night of February and a 4×4 truck vaulted down the 103-mile winter road to Cat Lake First Nation in northern Ontario, a road made entirely of ice and snow. Only the light of the stars and the red and white truck lights illuminated the dense, snow-dusted spruce trees on either side of the road. From the passenger seat, Rachel Wesley, a member of the Ojibway community and its economic development officer, told the driver to stop. T…Climate Change · Ontario See the Story

Afro-Indigenous mom wins case in top ‘B.C.’ court against agency that seized her kids

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

An Afro-Indigenous mother who’s been going head-to-head with the child welfare agency that took her kids away says she feels heard after the province’s highest court sided with her.Children · Vancouver See the Story

A dam destroyed their river — 61 years later, two First Nations fought for justice

Saik’uz councillor Jasmine Thomas and her baby (left) and Elder Minni Thomas sit in the forest. Photo courtesy National Film Board of Canada/Lantern Films/Experimental Forest Films This story originally appeared in The Narwhal and is reprinted here with permission and light style edits. Three Saik’uz environmental monitors walk along a stretch of the Nechako River — though all they see is a stretch of boulders with no water in sight. When the Ke…Vancouver, British Columbia · Vancouver Read Article

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B.C. gives green light to LNG pipeline, with no need for new environmental assessment

Amid a climate crisis, ‘Vital Signs’ documents the 'relentless force' of changing landscapes

Vancouver Island land returned to Lyackson First Nation and Cowichan Tribes

From uncle to nephew, a responsibility to salmon — and children — is carried on

Ice roads are a lifeline for First Nations. As Canada warms, they're disappearing.

Afro-Indigenous mom wins case in top ‘B.C.’ court against agency that seized her kids

Why you won’t see IndigiNews among those sharing in the $100M Google news fund

At UN, mining groups tout protections for Indigenous people

'You all mean well'; Judge stops short of sending Tiny House Warriors to jail

A dam destroyed their river — 61 years later, two First Nations fought for justice

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