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September 2025

Water, Fire & Forest Management in the Blue Mountains: a Case Study
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Water, Fire & Forest Management in the Blue Mountains: a Case Study

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This YouTube has been done by a young man in Walla Walla Washington. This area is suffering…
continue reading..September 28, 2025September 28, 2025
A Drought Emergency Looms in Dawson Creek
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A Drought Emergency Looms in Dawson Creek

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Parched, the city has proposed piping water in. And selling it to the very industry some say…
continue reading..September 28, 2025September 28, 2025
‘Our water should never be that dirty’: the water crisis in First Nations is about staffing too
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‘Our water should never be that dirty’: the water crisis in First Nations is about staffing too

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In many Ontario Indigenous communities, water treatment plants are staffed by a single person. A training program…
continue reading..September 26, 2025September 26, 2025
Ladysmith water system ready for the future
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Ladysmith water system ready for the future

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Plans in place for improvements Ladysmith News Staff May 30, 2025 2:00 PM Managing a community’s water…
continue reading..September 20, 2025September 20, 2025
4 years after Fairy Creek, a new battle over B.C.’s old-growth forests looms in the Walbran Valley
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4 years after Fairy Creek, a new battle over B.C.’s old-growth forests looms in the Walbran Valley

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A B.C. justice has granted an injunction against a group of people blocking a logging road on…
continue reading..September 18, 2025September 18, 2025
Wildfires are threatening B.C.’s drinking water
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Wildfires are threatening B.C.’s drinking water

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Communities from Cranbrook to Kelowna know fire can contaminate reservoirs as well as burn homes. Experts say…
continue reading..September 18, 2025September 18, 2025
Forever chemicals’ in drinking water leave these communities in toxic limbo
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Forever chemicals’ in drinking water leave these communities in toxic limbo

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Patrick White and Lindsay Jones Toronto and torbay, n.l. The Globe and Mail Published September 12, 2025 On a drizzly…
continue reading..September 17, 2025September 17, 2025
Trump EPA moves to scrap PFAS water limits amid health warnings
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Trump EPA moves to scrap PFAS water limits amid health warnings

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Court filing seeks to toss protections for four chemicals and delay PFOA and PFOS compliance as critics…
continue reading..September 16, 2025September 16, 2025
BC Groups Mark Five-Year Anniversary of Old Growth Strategic Review
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BC Groups Mark Five-Year Anniversary of Old Growth Strategic Review

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Honourable Randene Neill March 28, 2025Minister of Water, Land and Resource StewardshipSent via email: WLRS.Minister@gov.bc.ca Subject: Safeguarding…
continue reading..September 11, 2025September 19, 2025
Floods, Fires, Forests. For Younes Alila, It All Connects
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Floods, Fires, Forests. For Younes Alila, It All Connects

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Meet the UBC forestry prof whose path-breaking work links disasters to how BC manages forests. Alice Kassam Yesterday…
continue reading..September 9, 2025September 9, 2025
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Uniting and empowering communities across Vancouver Island to defend water as a public trust—preventing its privatization, safeguarding drinking‑water sources, and championing equitable, ecosystem‑based watershed governance grounded in Indigenous rights and shared stewardship.

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