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Appealing To Friends of the Peace River Valley
Request from the Peace River Valley
Dear Friends of the Peace River Valley, The Peace Valley Landowner Assoc. and Peace Valley Environment Assoc. decided to throw everything at the BCUC Site C review, so we retained energy expert Robert McCullough in addition to legal and communication expertise to guide and represent us through that process. In our efforts to save the Peace River Valley, we have…
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Stop British Columbia's Bad Deals
Stop British Columbia’s Bad Deals
The ECOreport reposts an OP-Ed and appeal for action to stop British Columbia’s Bad Deals
From the Sierra Club BC
By Galen Armstrong
In less than two weeks, BC Hydro will force Ken and Arlene Boon to leave the land they’ve farmed for thirty-seven years. They and other farmers are already being evicted to make way for the Site C dam. The traditional territory of Treaty 8 First Nations is being…
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BC Hydro Ratepayers Association Seeks Judicial Review of Site C Fisheries Permit
BC Hydro Ratepayers Association Seeks Judicial Review of Site C Fisheries Permit
The ECOreport reposts BC Hydro Ratepayers Association Seeks Judicial Review of Site C Fisheries Permit
Press Release from the BC Hydro Ratepayers Association
Vancouver, BC, Sept 21, 2016 – The BC Hydro Ratepayers Association has filed for a Judicial Review of a fisheries permit related to the controversial Site C dam, arguing that the impact of the megaproject on the environment and on First…
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Protesters At BC Hydro Pack Up Camp
Protesters At BC Hydro Pack Up Camp
The ECOreport reposts a press release that explains why the protesters at BC Hydro pack up camp
Campers at the “Peace Camp,” who have been protesting construction of the Site C Dam at the BC Hydro buildings in downtown Vancouver since March 13, have decided to pack up rather than fight both an injunction and a civil suit in court.
Protesters At BC Hydro Pack Up Camp
The decision was made to…
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A Second Demonstration At Site C
A Second Demonstration At Site C
By Roy L Hales
While the eyes of the world are focused on COP 21 in Paris, a dozen Peace River valley residents decided to send the Canadian Government a message. They gathered at the Old Fort Road entrance at 9:30 a.m., on December 2, for a second demonstration at Site C.
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RESTORE CONFIDENCE IN FEDERAL SITE C DECISIONS
RESTORE CONFIDENCE IN FEDERAL SITE C DECISIONS
A public Letter in which the Peace Valley Landowner’s Association asks Canada’s new government to honour solemn treaty promises & restore confidence in Federal Decisions
November 19th, 2015
Honourable Justin Trudeau, Prime Minister of Canada Honourable Jody Wilson-Raybould, Minister of Justice Honourable Catherine McKenna, Minister of Environment and Climate Change Honourable Hunter Tootoo,…
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No Judicial Review of Site C's Approval
No Judicial Review of Site C’s Approval
By Roy L Hales
A Federal judge dismissed the Peace River Landowners Association’s (PVLA) application for a judicial review of the Canadian government’s decision granting environmental approval for the controversial Site C dam project. There will be no Judicial Review of Site C’s approval.
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Confrontations Over The Site C Dam
Confrontations Over The Site C Dam
An interview with Ken Boon, of the Peace Valley Landowner Association about the lawsuit and other developments.
By Roy L Hales
Some of local residents dropped by last Wednesday, when they saw BC Hydro clearing out an area in their gravel pit at Fort St John. They were told, “We’re making a parking lot for the protesters.” This was repeated to Ken Boon, who promptly drove over to the site. He saw…
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