Even with federal funding, does the BC government want forestry to survive?

Canfor’s permanent closure of its Northwood pulp mill makes it the 22nd B.C. mill to go dark since 2023, even as Ottawa steps in with $400 million and a task force report pointing squarely at the province. Does the B.C. government actually want a forestry sector to survive?

Eby stumbles on DRIPA

Margareta Dovgal says uncertainty is testing leadership and investor confidence as political pressure builds in British Columbia

BC premier retreats on Indigenous issue

David Eby thus no longer faces losing a non-confidence vote

Opinion: B.C.’s fast-track law is stalled before it takes effect

Jerome Gessaroli: Bill 15 creates expedited pathways but when approvals are rushed without resolving concerns, delay is not eliminated — it is shifted into litigation that can last far longer

Here’s what they don’t tell you about BC’s tanker ban

Crude oil tankers have sailed and docked on the British Columbia coast for more than 70 years, with no spills