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Opinion: B.C. needs stronger legislation to protect its biodiversity - Vimarsana News

Opinion: B.C. needs stronger legislation to protect its biodiversity

The province’s current laws are far too diluted and have not helped to build more resilience for its ecosystems

Kebaowek First Nation calls on federal government to intervene in nuclear waste project - Vimarsana News

Kebaowek First Nation calls on federal government to intervene in nuclear waste project

Following a Jan. 8 decision by the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission to approve the construction of a "near surface disposal facility" near the Ottawa River, Kebaowek First Nation is now calling on the federal government to intervene.

Source: cbc.ca
First Nation wants feds to disallow permits for nuclear waste site - Vimarsana News

First Nation wants feds to disallow permits for nuclear waste site

Kebaowek First Nation said the permits issued under the Species at Risk Act should be suspended and that the nuclear research company should do more to mitigate environmental risks associated with its nuclear waste facility. The request was made Tuesday to Environment and Climate Change Minister Steven Guilbeault.

West Kootenay ecologists react to B.C.'s new biodiversity plan - Vimarsana News

West Kootenay ecologists react to B.C.'s new biodiversity plan

The deadline for public comments to the government is Jan. 31

Opinion: With species at risk, three wildlife wishes for 2024 - Vimarsana News

Opinion: With species at risk, three wildlife wishes for 2024

For the monarch butterfly, western chorus frog and caribou, habitat loss and degradation are primary drivers of decline, aggravated by excessive pesticide use.