For the first time in BC's history, it also provides data on the remaining unlogged primary forests and those that have been degraded.

This is key info B.C. has yet to disclose, say report authors Karen Price and Dave Daust.

Infuriating and important reporting from @amandafollett.bsky.social 🔥

BC's FOI system is getting slower, more expensive and less transparent following the NDP gov's decision to charge a $10 fee.

thetyee.ca/News/2025/11...

Writing this, I learned that "Abundance" reveals a battle raging beneath a reorienting left:

Abundance vs the "Fighting Oligarchy" populism of Bernie Sanders and AOC.

Neither the province nor LNG Canada has been forthcoming about this information. Much of it is buried in a document that is not publicly available.

Richard Moody (Port Moody’s namesake) was supposed to make the village into a reserve for the nation. He sold it to himself instead, concealing his identity in the process.

(During the trial, the province argued that Moody paid “full price” for his purchase.)

What’s now a mostly industrial strip of land south of Vancouver was once a busy summer village with 108 longhouses belonging to the Quwʼutsun Nation.

Rally happening now in downtown Victoria to fight council decision to cut down Centennial Square’s giant sequoia tree.

#yyj