Rochelle Baker

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Sport fishers and scientists are launching a bid to improve salmon survival by changing recommended catch-and-release techniques.

Adrian Dix is B.C.'s new climate and clean energy czar, but it's not clear whether his appointment signals a new commitment by the NDP government to tackle the province's growing oil and gas emissions.

Salt levels in streams as a result of winter road clearing can be ten times higher than regulated limits at sensitive stages of coho salmon development, UBC researchers find.

Fisheries and Oceans Canada (DFO) staff were unimpressed with the proposed framework to address the surging problem of noise pollution, internal communications obtained by Canada's National Observer suggest.

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The federal Conservative leader's speech to a packed B.C. audience didn't address how he'd tackle incoming U.S. president Donald Trump's promise to impose a potentially devastating 25-per-cent tariff on Canadian goods.

If activist Zain Haq is deported to Pakistan on Saturday, Canada would become the first country in the world to deport a non-violent climate protester, says federal Green Party Leader Elizabeth May.

First Nations leaders say they must be part of “Team Canada” — and decision makers on resource projects — to combat looming U.S. tariffs as they head into a key annual summit with the B.C. government.

First Nations leaders say they must be part of “Team Canada” — and decision makers on resource projects — to combat looming U.S. tariffs as they head into a key annual summit with the B.C. government.