Here’s the latest on the BC wildfires across the province on Wednesday, July 28th
A heat wave is expected to begin today.
Expert weighs in on link between historic heat wave in BC and climate change
“Every heatwave occurring today is made more likely and more intense by climate change.”
RCMP concerned with dangerous protest methods and heatwave at Fairy Creek watershed
Protestors at Fairy Creek remain vigilant.
Arrests continue at Fairy Creek blockades as RCMP enforce injunction (VIDEO)
The situation is coming to a dramatic head.
BC Supreme Court grants injunction for logging company to remove Fairy Creek protestors
Despite this, the road blockages continue.
BC residents will pay more for heat as carbon tax increases April 1st
There was no hike in cost last year due to the pandemic.
UVic to offer climate journalism teaching through $1.875 million donation
Applications for five-year professorship will open soon.
Province sets new emissions target for 2025 following CleanBC report
BC Green Leader Sonia Furstenau called CleanBC "an impartial road map."
University of Victoria students and artist to paint 14-foot mural protesting climate inaction
It's aimed at UVic's newly instated President.
These 6 single-use plastic items will be banned in Canada by the end of...
Today's announcement offers more details on the plan announced last year.
Victoria climate activists plan protest to stop LNG on Black Friday
Demanding an end to fracking and extraction
Climate protesters rally outside Victoria Times Colonist building
It was an eventful Wednesday afternoon outside the Douglas Street building
Victoria protesters plan to erect “gallows” outside Times Colonist building tomorrow
To protest allegedly biased coverage of the climate crisis
Climate change denier loses adjunct professor status at University of Victoria (UPDATED)
Susan Crockford was an adjunct professor in the Anthropology department for 15 years
Canada’s federal political parties were just graded on their climate change policies
Guess who "did not attend science class"? 😬
BC Transit cancels 11 trips in Victoria on Monday evening
The transit advisory will end at 9:59 p.m. tonight
Climate activists will shut down Johnson Street bridge today as part of Canada-wide movement
This protest also coincides with the closure of Gorge Road between Tillicum and Harriet Roads
This Victoria group will occupy Johnson Street bridge to protest climate inaction on Monday
Here's everything you need to know
Thousands of protestors will rally for climate action in Victoria today
Similar events have been planned in cities across Canada today
Victoria, Saanich partner with building association to cut emissions by 50% in the next...
"Over 30% of Victoria’s greenhouse gas emissions come from large buildings...," says mayor Lisa Helps
Victoria post-secondary institutions show support for students participating in Climate Strike
The largest climate action movement across Canada is happening this Friday
MEC stores announce Canada-wide closure on Friday to support climate change strikers
Millions around the world kicked off Global Climate Strike week by taking to the streets last Friday
Victoria takes U.N. pledge to plant 5,000 trees by the end of 2020
It is the first Canadian city to take the pledge
Popular singer Raffi will be joining hundreds of youth in Victoria for global climate...
Thousands of #ClimateStrike events are happening across 150 countries today
Victoria youth joins hundreds in pledging not to have children until government takes climate...
“As a 17-year-old, I should not have to worry about having or not having children, yet it has become my responsibility because the adults are not adulting..."
Canadian government to ban all single-use plastics by 2021
Shopping bags, straws, cutlery, plates, stir sticks
Hundreds gather in downtown Victoria for National Youth Climate strike (PHOTOS)
"Cut the crap, not the trees"
33 photos from Victoria students’ strike for climate change inaction this afternoon (PHOTOS/VIDEOS)
"You saw this coming. You did nothing. It's our turn."
BC crabs may be feeding on methane as a way to adapt to climate...
Tanner crabs were previously known to feed exclusively on phytoplankton
BC reveals new climate action plan will target vehicle emissions, create energy-efficient housing and...
It aims to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 40% in 12 years
Climate protest to close Johnson Street Bridge during rush hour Monday
VicPD says the protest will be "roughly equivalent to one complete opening and closing cycle."
All of Vancouver Island is now under Level 4 drought rating
This summer has broken the record for hot and dry conditions in BC
UVic business school leads the way by investing in carbon neutrality projects
They're doing their part to reduce their carbon footprints.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to visit Victoria today
Hundreds of protesters plan to converge at the Canadian Coast Guard Base on Huron St
The April 15 “Gas Out” circulating on Facebook is a hoax
Turns out, bringing down gas prices takes more than just a day without filling up ⛽
BC Hydro reports decline in Earth Hour participation across the province
Did you power down for Earth Hour yesterday? 🌎
B.C. looks to strengthen climate change action strategy
According to the study, British Columbia's average temperature has been increasing faster than the global average since 1900
Killer whale community may go extinct unless drastic measures are taken
A new study in Nature warns that Southern Resident killer whales are at risk of extinction.
City of Victoria to ask fossil fuel companies to pay their share of climate...
Legal and environmental groups across British Columbia urged local governments to send climate accountability letters earlier this year.
BC NDP government to take legal steps to challenge Kinder Morgan pipeline expansion
The hiring of an external counsel and First Nations consultations mark the government's first major steps towards preventing the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion.
Climate change could bring great white sharks to British Columbia
"There could be [great white sharks] in B.C. waters if we maintain the status quo and do not mitigate carbon emissions," said William Cheung, a UBC Associate Professor.