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B.C. coastal First Nations form investment consortium

B.C. coastal First Nations form investment consortium

Coastal First Nations are open for business and looking for investment opportunities
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B.C. First Nations want access to municipal finance authority

B.C. First Nations want access to municipal finance authority

Seven First Nations in various stages of self-government are lobbying the provincial government – whomever that may be following next week's election – to admit them to the municipal financing authority so they can access low-cost loans for building roads and other public infrastructure.
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Factions seek advantage in B.C. old-growth debate

Factions seek advantage in B.C. old-growth debate

Discussion around Vancouver Island forests confused by competing definitions, data
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B.C. temporarily halts old growth logging on Vancouver Island

B.C. temporarily halts old growth logging on Vancouver Island

B.C. government agrees to two-year moratorium on old growth logging in Central Walbran, Fairy Creek
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Vancouver Island First Nation irked by LNG proposal

Vancouver Island First Nation irked by LNG proposal

Two Vancouver Island First Nations could be at loggerheads over a proposed liquefied natural gas project that would...
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UBCM, Victoria renew Indigenous reconciliation commitments

UBCM, Victoria renew Indigenous reconciliation commitments

MOU supports UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples
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B.C. forests minister leads trade mission to Japan

B.C. forests minister leads trade mission to Japan

Japan is B.C. third largest export market, behind the U.S. and China
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Feds announce go-ahead of funding for 92 B.C. infrastructure projects

Feds announce go-ahead of funding for 92 B.C. infrastructure projects

$150m in funding for projects is first step of resumption of “Investing in Canada” plan
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B.C. Forests ministry watering down old growth protection: CCPA

B.C. Forests ministry watering down old growth protection: CCPA

Leaked data suggests deferred old growth put back in logging column
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Logging reduction aims to save threatened B.C. seabird

Logging reduction aims to save threatened B.C. seabird

The allowable annual cut level has been reduced in the Port Alberni area
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