Members of the press are invited to attend a joint announcement in Vancouver by a coalition of First Nations and ci
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Vancouver. West Coast Environmental Law today held Twitter Moot 2014 – an on-line court-appeal argued over Twitter and featuring law students from across Canada. The winners of this unique social media event were Erin Gray and Mae Price of the University of Victoria. The two tweeters were also
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#Lawstudents argue court appeal on #mining & #indigenous rights in X-Canada #Twitter Contest on Feb 28th at 10am PST: www.wcel.org/twtmoot
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Massive bill before Parliament further undermines Canadian democracy and environment, groups say in open letter
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Latest Enbridge Oil Spill Proves Once Again the Risks of the Northern Gateway Pipeline Are Too Great for the Project to Be Approved
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Ottawa. Yana Banzen and Kowlasar Misir, two students at the University of Ottawa’s Law School, are gearing up to participate in the world’s first ever Twitter Moot, scheduled for 21st February at 1pm EST. The Twitter Moot, a project of West Coast Environmental Law, i
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VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA (January 18, 2012) - Jessica Clogg, Executive Director and Senior Counsel at West Coast Environmental Law issued the following statement in response to today’s announcement that President Obama’s has reject
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VANCOUVER.
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Alliance of five First Nations attend BMO AGM to dissuade bank from backing project that would harm rivers
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Dogwood Initiative, Forest Ethics, West Coast Environmental Law Association, Living Oceans Society.
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“Our lands and waters are not for sale, not at any price.”
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Pour diffusion immédiate : Le 30 novembre 2010
L’appel à l'interdiction de pétroliers sur la côte nord du Pacifique s'intensifie : les Premières nations et les industries côtières unissent leurs forces à Ottawa et font pression pour une nouvelle loi
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For Immediate Release: November 30, 2010
Delegation says oil tankers threaten coastal economies and communities.
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Vancouver BC—On Friday afternoon, the Chiefs of the First Nations Summit of BC, representing a majority of First Nations and Tribal Councils in BC, stated that the
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Vancouver, BC—Twelve environmental groups are calling on Prime Minister Stephen Harper to save Fish Lake, home to 80,000 rainbow trout and sacred to the Tsilhqot’in First Nations.
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Vancouver - The provincial government’s decision to move ahead on the Site C dam is irresponsible given the massive environmental and socioeconomic impacts of the proposed hydroelectric project.
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Vancouver/Coast Salish Territory - Several First Nations peoples on the Central and North Pacific Coast and Haida Gwaii issued a Declaration this week banning Tar Sands crude oil tankers from their territories, citing the potentially devastating risk of oil spills associated with
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