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Why US climate lawsuits against Big Oil matter in Canada
Author:
Andrew Gage, Staff Lawyer
Date:
29 May, 2023
Canada's promised cruise ship pollution order is missing in action
Author:
Michael Bissonnette, Staff Lawyer
Date:
15 May, 2023
Sm'ooygit Nees Hiwaas et al v BC mineral tenure case heard in BC Supreme Court
Author:
Multiple Authors
Date:
20 April, 2023
Human Rights Commissioner for BC intervenes in mineral tenure case
Author:
Gid7ahl Gudsllaay, K.C. and Heather Hoiness, Legal Counsel for the BC Human Rights Commissioner of British Columbia
Date:
20 April, 2023
Should environmental offenders like Coastal GasLink be granted injunctions?
Author:
Ibrahim Arif, Law Student (Environmental Justice and Sustainability Clinical Program, Osgoode Hall Law School), Andrew Gage, Staff Lawyer
Date:
28 March, 2023
Sapsuckers, salamanders and owls: A community-led effort to protect wetland wildlife from Trans Mountain construction
Author:
Alexis Stoymenoff, Director of Communications
Date:
21 March, 2023
As Trans Mountain costs surpass $30B, will Canadian banks continue the illusion?
Author:
Eugene Kung - Staff Lawyer
Date:
16 March, 2023
Removing the “timber first” clause in BC’s forest practices regulations – one step towards greater biodiversity protection
Author:
Whitney Lafreniere-Vicente, Staff Lawyer
Date:
16 March, 2023
Gibsons votes to support Sue Big Oil: here’s how your town can too
Author:
Andrew Gage, Staff Lawyer
Date:
15 March, 2023
Intervening to uphold the Impact Assessment Act in Canada’s highest Court
Author:
Anna Johnston, Staff Lawyer
Date:
15 March, 2023
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