Opinion: What's B.C.'s next move on Fairy Creek logging?
Logging could continue in Fairy Creek — site of massive protests — with province yet to extend logging deferrals or wider protection for B.C’s old-growth forests
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Logging could continue in Fairy Creek — site of massive protests — with province yet to extend logging deferrals or wider protection for B.C’s old-growth forests
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