Thirty-three conservation groups in Canada and the United States have now joined the call for a federal environmental assessment of Teck’s proposed Castle coal mine…
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Kingsgate one of only five CBSA ports of entry to Canada
The Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) today announced stricter rules for foreign nationals transiting through Canada to Alaska and Kingsgate border crossing will be one…
Getting real about mental health
Letter to the Editor The COVID-19 pandemic has changed almost every aspect of our lives. Many of us are living with isolation and loneliness, financial…
A message from B.C. Columbia River Treaty Team leader
Letter to the Editor As the situation around COVID-19 evolves, work on the Columbia River Treaty continues. Though the next round of Canada-U.S. negotiations has…
Time for banks to take a quarantine holiday
Kootenay Crust By Ian Cobb Op-Ed Commentary As we chug and glug into Day 46 of the COVID-19 pandemic, plot lines continue to evolve in…
A ghastly crime like no other stuns Canada
“Perceptions,” by Gerry Warner Op-Ed Commentary I’ve seldom encountered pure evil in my life. Then again, I’ve never been to Nova Scotia. Like many of…
Pandemic modelling is a useful tool, but not a crystal ball
By Dr. Bonnie Henry Now that we are well and truly into our COVID-19 pandemic response, many people throughout British Columbia and Canada have similar…
Columbia River Treaty talks held in D.C.
The ninth round of Columbia River Treaty negotiations took place on March 11 and 12 in Washington, D.C. Libby Dam British Columbia’s Minister Responsible for…
Illegal protests, the silver lining
Letter to the Editor It is impossible to watch the news of the pipeline protests without forming a strong opinion. Many of us are asking;…
Suspicion of hereditary power is legitimate
By Dr. Brian Horejsi Op-Ed Commentary We’ve recently seen a handful of Aboriginal Band chiefs – the Hereditary faction of Band rulers – take action…