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A climate activist who glued himself to the door of a Royal Bank of Canada branch in April has been banned from possessing adhesive outside his home as part of his conditional discharge for the crime.

While sentencing a man for blocking roads in Metro Vancouver, a B.C. provincial court judge had some choice words for the environmental protest groups that encouraged him to do it.

A B.C. provincial court judge has accused a conservation groups of using frontline protesters as "sacrificial lambs" to mount illegal traffic blockades aimed at drawing attention to climate change by stirring up chaos.

Commuters driving along the Stanley Park Causeway before the Lions Gate Bridge came to a halt due to climate protesters Tuesday morning.

A group dedicated to stopping old growth logging has taken to tagging popular landmarks to further their cause.

One Save Old Growth activist is expected to be released from custody while another remains in jail for another week after corrections staff failed to get him to his bail hearing. 

“Their protest is more ­disrespectful than anything," said Ditidaht Chief Brian Tate. Anti-logging protesters say they were invited and refuse to leave.

Save Old Growth, the group behind a recent high-profile road blockades around B.C. says they will not stop their campaign of non-violent civil disobedience until the provincial government agrees to completely ban old-growth logging in the province.

Drivers have missed appointments and work shifts, lost out on money, says Clear The Road group

Drivers have missed appointments and work shifts, lost out on money, says Clear The Road group