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Climate Denial is Stealth ndidate in B.C. City Elections
Climate denial will be a stealth ndidate in several municipal elections being held in British Columbia this Saturday. When voters go to the polls, some will be able to st…
Primary Author: Gaye Taylor
LNG to Europe?
Ramped-up export sales are just a pipe dream, research shows
Compiled by Mitchell Beer
Hydro Dams and Stranded Fish - BC n Do Better
Every year in BC, thousands of fish die in mass-stranding events. Solutions do exist, but public pressure is needed
By Desiree Mannila
Webinar: Food System Security in the Comox Valley
The newly-formed Sentinel Edutional Foundation presented its first public event – a zoom-based discussion on Food System Security in the…
The Wood Quality Problem No One is Talking About
The quality of BC's native wood species continues to plummet as its price keeps climbing
op-ed by David Shipway
Getting Over Ourselves
October | November 2022
In our current hyper-politil cultural climate, defeating an opposing faction may start to seem more important than actually doing useful work. Of course, and especially now, nothing could be further from the truth. This issue takes a look at people who are working across divides, organizing with each other to make real, concrete change.
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