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West Coast Environmental Law Association Submission to Transport Canada Regarding Formalization of the Pacific North Coast Oil Tanker Moratorium
Author: Gavin Smith
Publication Date: September 2016
Pages: 11
Topics: Oil tankers, Pacific coast
Brave New Wave: A More Effective Oceans Act for Canada
Author: Linda Nowlan
Publication Date: August 2016
Pages: 2
Topics: Oceans Act, Fisheries and Oceans Canada
Proceedings of the Federal Environmental Assessment Reform Summit
Author: Anna Johnston, Staff Counsel
Publication Date: August 2016
Pages: 76
Topics:
Opportunities to Accelerate Creation of Marine and Coastal Protected Areas
Author: Linda Nowlan
Publication Date: May 2016
Pages: 10
Topics:
Infographic: Protecting BC’s Coast
Author: Linda Nowlan, Ecotrust Canada
Publication Date: May 2016
Pages: 4
Topics: Marine Protected Areas, oil tanker ban, marine protection in BC
Infographic: Jurisdiction in Coastal BC
Author: Deborah Carlson
Publication Date: May 2016
Pages: 2
Topics: Coastal communities, oceans, climate adaptation
Scaling up the Fisheries Act: Restoring lost protections and incorporating modern safeguards
Author: Linda Nowlan and Anna Johnston
Publication Date: March 2016
Pages: 16
Topics: Fisheries Act reform
Keeping Our Coast Clean: Frequently asked questions about an oil tanker ban on BC's Pacific North Coast
Author: Gavin Smith, Linda Nowlan and Georgia Lloyd-Smith
Publication Date: January 2016
Pages:
Topics: North coast tanker ban
Open letter to Prime Minister Trudeau re: Kinder Morgan / Energy East NEB
Author: open letter
Publication Date: November 2015
Pages: 4
Topics: NEB review process
Open letter to Prime Minister Trudeau re: Commitment to introduce legislated ban on oil tanker traffic on British Columbia’s north coast
Author: open letter
Publication Date: November 2015
Pages: 1
Topics: North coast tanker ban