Everything we do is about giving British Columbians ways to take back decision-making power over their land and water. Right now, 96 per cent of British Columbia’s land is owned by the people, but 88 per cent of that land is controlled by large timber, mining and oil companies. That stinks.

We believe British Columbians should have the right to make their own decisions about how the land they live on is used and we know that there is power in numbers. That’s why we work with more than 75,000 British Columbians, as well as First Nations, businesses and communities, to leverage political victories and find common sense solutions to some of B.C.’s most pressing problems.

From the Dogwood Initiative blog

Guest blog: My pledge to protect the Gitga'at culture

President of King Pacific Lodge questions the calculus that forces First Nations' cultures to justify their existence in the language of the corporate balance sheet.

UVic Scuba Club raises nearly $4,000 for No Tankers campaign

Buoyancy challenges, pool poker, a dance party and underwater movies were all part of the fun during a 24-hour underwater relay.

Harper’s tanker tactics reminiscent of botched National Energy Program

The Prime Minister would do well to remember Trudeau's fight with the provinces over energy projects and the toxic political fallout that lasted for decades.