Weekly Newsletters
First Nations Land Rights and Environmentalism in BC
YOS (Malahat Mountain) is one of the most sacred places of First Nations on southern Vancouver Island. It is the home of legendary Salish beings including Thunderbird which is represented by a totem pole that stands at the 356 m high tourist viewpoint off the highway (left). In the distance are Saanich Inlet and the Salish Sea, home to the Coast Salish peoples.
LaxKw'alaams Decision for Distribution
Here is the full decision from the Supreme Court. See attachment for full details.
Aboriginal Relations at BC Hydro
Building mutually beneficial relationships with Aboriginal peoples is our 20 year goal. Find out more about our initiatives and programs.
Wild Salmon Policy
(WSP) represents Fisheries and Oceans Canada's commitment to maintain healthy and diverse populations of salmon that will support sustainable fisheries now, and meet the needs of future generations.
Indigenous Plant Diva
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Call for Proposals, B.C. Agroforestry Industry Development Initiative
British Columbia's forestry (woodlot), agriculture, agri-food and agri-products sectors can now access funding under the B.C. Agroforestry Industry Development Initiative (AIDI) to facilitate the development and adoption of agroforestry practices in B.C.
Watershed Watch
A statewide citizens monitoring effort to improve and protect water quality by raising community awareness, and supporting implementation of the goals of the Clean Water Act and other water quality initiatives.
Cohen Commission
About Cohen Commission
Enbridge Northern Gateway Project Joint Review Panel
The Joint Review Panel for the Enbridge Northern Gateway Project is an independent body, mandated by the Minister of the Environment and the National Energy Board. The Panel will assess the environmental effects of the proposed project and review the application under both the Canadian Environmental Assessment Act and the National Energy Board Act.





