Return to the scene of BC's biggest environmental protest. Wild salmon populations in Clayoquot Sound are collapsing, and the Wild Fish Conservancy is searching for answers.
Concerned citizens, conservationists, and First Nations gathered outside the AGM of Imperial Metals to voice their opposition to the company's proposed open pit copper mine on Catface Mountain.
Massive tankers are shipping oil from the tar sands through Burrard Inlet, putting the entire south coast in grave jeopardy. Current plans are to increase volumes to up to 10 tankers per week.
At the end of last year's disastrous season for Fraser River sockeye returns, Dr. Daniel Pauly addressed a number of questions and theories surrounding the grave situation.
Maude Barlow spoke to a crowd of several hundred in Vancouver on the plan to turn Fish Lake and possibly 20 other lakes across Canada into toxic dumps for mines.
The climactic finish of the "Get Out Migration" for wild salmon in Victoria, where 5,000 turned out at the provincial Legislature to tell governments to get open net salmon farms out of BC's waters.
Rafe Mair interviews former Premier Bill Vander Zalm on the campaign to stop the HST. A fascinating ten minute discussion covering why the HST is bad for British Colombians and how this initiative can defeat the controversial tax.
