As a seller of carbon credits to Pacific Carbon Trust, the Nature Conservancy of Canada looks forward to clarity in the B.C. carbon market.
READCanadian housing prices are now regarded as enormously inflated. History is replete with the awful consequences of bursting bubbles.
READIn reducing greenhouse gas emissions, Canada can do much, much more
READWith the foreign ownership laws as they are, new investors cannot compete against the big three.
READAn independent is not held to party politics but rather could take full advantage of them and could form an alliance with any party
READIn 1939 it was possible for Canadians to think events "over there" would not affect them, whereas climate change has already landed
READThe latest example of this insanity is to allow American coal to be imported by rail to Fraser Surrey Docks across from new Westminster
READthat chapter of the Skugaid Saga happily over with, I look forward to the return of dry weather to resume the gradual cosmetic upgrade
READWhat is so wrong with having a boat (in this case the Chief Skugaid) tied up on the New Westminster waterfront?
READLast year it was suggested that Canadian housing prices were, on average, approaching an astounding 40 per cent overvaluation.
READCoal dust and its toxins won’t affect just a 500-meter radius from the terminal; the impact will be felt over a much, much greater area.
READWe need a mix of single-family, duplexes, townhomes or condos, with a mix of young families, single people, and empty nesters.
READThese vessels can never be replaced—surely it’s not asking much to give her a little break and grant her grandfather status?
READThis appeal came in the wake of NDP leader Adrian Dix’s press conference in New Westminster regarding the Woodlands lawsuit
READAs New Westminster requires a minimum of 300-400 more hotel rooms, this location would be ideal.
READI’d like to thank the many outstanding organizations and individuals who have made valuable contributions to the F.W. Howay playground.
READSapperton Days, the 12th Street Music Festival and the Royal City Show & Shine bring thousands of visitors to New Westminster every year
READThat Tom Fletcher resorts to vilification, as of David Suzuki in this column, speaks perhaps to the desperation of his position.
READI heard a huge smashing sound followed by repeated bangs. I bolted out of bed and rushed to the window
READWe have billions to bail out the banks and billions for military hardware, but no money to alleviate poverty
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