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Five years after Mount Polley, BC is still struggling with environmental enforcement
Author:
Andrew Gage, Staff Lawyer
Date:
21 August, 2019
Speak up – loud – on climate change during Election 2019
Author:
Andrew Gage, Staff Lawyer
Date:
20 August, 2019
West Coast’s 2019 summer law students make a splash
Author:
Isabelle Lefroy, Law Student, Whitney Vicente, Law Student, Jessie Schwarz, Law Student
Date:
20 August, 2019
Sea statutes: Canada’s National Marine Conservation Areas Act
Author:
Linda Nowlan, Staff Lawyer
Date:
8 August, 2019
People, plastic, producers, and the law
Author:
Isabelle Lefroy, Law Student
Date:
17 July, 2019
One earth, one vote
Author:
Date:
17 July, 2019
One fish, two fish, dead fish, new fish (law)
Author:
Linda Nowlan, Staff Lawyer, Martin Olszynski, Associate Professor, Faculty of Law, University of Calgary
Date:
16 July, 2019
What Vancouver Council heard before voting to hold fossil fuel companies accountable
Author:
Andrew Gage, Staff Lawyer
Date:
15 July, 2019
Big wins for nature: New environmental laws will benefit all Canadians
Author:
Jessica Clogg, Executive Director & Senior Counsel
Date:
3 July, 2019
The federal government's paradoxical definition of Indigenous consent
Author:
Eugene Kung, Staff Lawyer
Date:
27 June, 2019
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