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Mining company takes B.C. government to court over delays with Nakusp project - Vimarsana News

Mining company takes B.C. government to court over delays with Nakusp project

The company says consultation with Ktunaxa Nation is holding up process

Mining company takes B.C. government to court over delays with Nakusp project - Vimarsana News

Mining company takes B.C. government to court over delays with Nakusp project

The company says consultation with Ktunaxa Nation is holding up process

Mining company takes B.C. government to court over delays with Nakusp project - Vimarsana News

Mining company takes B.C. government to court over delays with Nakusp project

The company says consultation with Ktunaxa Nation is holding up process

Provincial old growth logging statistics not telling the real story: Prior - Vimarsana News

Provincial old growth logging statistics not telling the real story: Prior

The Province of B.C. is ‘logging for extinction’ despite its claims to be reducing logging in old growth forests, claims a long-time Nelson activist. Tom Prior said the provincial government recent contention that logging of old growth has declined by 42 per cent in B.C. — from an estimated 65,500 hectares in 2015 to 38,300 hectares in 2021 — is not quite as it seems.

Provincial old growth logging statistics not telling the real story: Prior - Vimarsana News

Provincial old growth logging statistics not telling the real story: Prior

The Province of B.C. is ‘logging for extinction’ despite its claims to be reducing logging in old growth forests, claims a long-time Nelson activist. Tom Prior said the provincial government recent contention that logging of old growth has declined by 42 per cent in B.C. — from an estimated 65,500 hectares in 2015 to 38,300 hectares in 2021 — is not quite as it seems.