South Portland, Maine, could be the first U.S. city to pass a law to block Alberta oilsands crude from getting anywhere near its waterfront. The city of 25,000 people is… Read more »
Department of Emergency Management director John Pennington says seismic activity was detected approximately 100 yards behind the slide in Washington. (March 25) © Link http://www.vancouversun.com/technology/Video+Earthquake+Washington+detected+near+mudslide+site/9659864/story.html
Today there was a full page colour ad in the Times Colonist, and a press release (attached), highlighting concerns with Bill 4 which will open up BC Parks to industrial… Read more »
Today is the 25th anniversary of the Exxon Valdez oil spill. To help remember the spill, and to provide a dose of reality in the face of millions of dollars… Read more »
The Feb. 27 headline, Ocean acidity wipes out 10M scallops; Mass die-off near Qualicum Beach ominous sign for shellfish harvest, should have hit British Columbians like a punch in the… Read more »
Residents of Fraser Heights were asked to give soil samples by company planners Planners for the proposed Trans Mountain Pipeline are trying to reassure residents of a Surrey, B.C., neighbourhood… Read more »
I’m beginning to feel awfully happy that so many of us have voted for this mayor and his team over and over (anonymous) Burnaby Mayor says he’ll stand in front… Read more »
March 17, 2014 RATCLIFF & COMPANY Lawyers File No. 13001t) Reply to: Gregory J. McDade, Q.C. 1niall: gmeclade(a ratchtt.corn National Energy Board 444 Seventh Ave. SW Calgary, AB T2P OX$… Read more »
CITY OF BURNABY OFFICE OF THE MAYOR DEREK R. CORRIGAN MAYOR March 17, 2014 For Immediate Release Burnaby Advises National Energy Board that Kinder Morgan Trans Mountain Pipeline Expansion Project… Read more »
France will introduce driving restrictions in Paris on Monday to tackle dangerous pollution levels, the first such ban for twenty years as politicians try to get rid of health-threatening smog… Read more »