Environmental Law Alert Blog

Sadie sitting on a large rock, looking pensive
Patience in a Time of Urgency: Sadie Vipond has waited 7 years for trial
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Malahat mountains and forest landscape (Photo: Luka Franzi via Pexels)
Have your say: BC moves to slash environmental assessment for major projects
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Matthew Nefstead, Staff Lawyer
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Celebrating 10 Years of RELAW: A Decade of Learning, Relationships and Indigenous Law Revitalization
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The RELAW Team
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Title graphic with text "Expert Interview: UNDRIP & the Economy" with Sara Ghebremusse, UBC Law Professor
UNDRIP and the Economy: What does upholding Indigenous rights mean for mining in BC?
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West Coast Environmental Law, Ng Ariss Fong, Lawyers
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Ocean scene with humpback whale tail above water, with boat in background
Write to your MP: Let’s keep the north coast oil-spill free
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Georgia Lloyd-Smith, Staff Lawyer
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Title graphic with text "Expert Interview: UNDRIP & the Economy" with Garry Merkel, Professional Forester
UNDRIP and the Economy: What does upholding Indigenous rights mean for the forestry sector?
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West Coast Environmental Law, Ng Ariss Fong, Lawyers
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A Biodiversity & Ecosystem Health law is key to shifting to “Land Care” in BC’s forestry sector
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Maria Lucas, Staff Lawyer
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In the foreground, a large pothole in an urban street, in the background piles of snow and cars parked.
Potholes and deteriorating water systems are costly climate disasters
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Andrew Gage
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Alberta Court of Appeals building in Calgary
Why we’re defending the Impact Assessment Act in court – again
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Anna Johnston, Staff Lawyer
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Title graphic with text "Expert Interview: UNDRIP & the Economy" with John Gailus, Lawyer
UNDRIP and the Economy: What do recent court decisions mean for the economy?
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Ng Ariss Fong, Lawyers, West Coast Environmental Law
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