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12/30/00 -- BC Forest Industry Faces Change
12/28/00 -- No protection for Algonquin Wolves as recommended protectiondate passes
12/27/00 -- Lumber prices hit lowest level in last 10 years
12/22/00 -- Special Places 2000 - New parks too little for endangered wildlife
12/21/00 -- Questioning Canada's efforts to protect endangered species
12/15/00 -- Cree chief rejects Quebec forestry plan
12/06/00 -- Canadian Species at Risk List Grows
12/05/00 -- Weyerhaeuser's BC Coastal Group Units Achieve New Certifications
12/05/00 -- Interfor Workers Plead Guilty to Elaho Violence
12/05/00 -- Forest workers plead guilty in raid on environmentalist camp
12/04/00 -- Crater lake comes with new park in Canada
11/29/00 -- ACTION ALERT -- Boise Cascade's Flawed Business Practices
11/29/00 -- Price worth paying; Great-grandmother Jailed For Trying To Save Ancient Forests
11/27/00 -- Green issues die on the vine as Canada goes to polls
11/24/00 -- $100 Million Plan to Create Parks, Protected Areas
11/23/00 -- Provincial Auditor Confirms Concerns about Ontario's Public Forests
11/21/00 -- Greenpeace Excluded from Forest Industry Talks
11/21/00 -- Forest firms use loophole to pay rock-bottom fees
11/16/00 -- So Many B.C. Parks, so Little Money
11/13/00 -- Alberta ENGO Consumer Campaign
11/09/00 -- Native Treaty Rights And Parks Plan Clash in Canada
11/02/00 -- Who's Watching the Forest?
11/02/00 -- Watchdog blasts Ontario record on environment
10/27/00 -- Ontario Logging Road Construction Runs Into Judicial Roadblock
10/26/00 -- ACTION ITEM: Prisoner of Conscience in the Canadian War ofthe Woods
10/24/00 -- Strike Two For Canada's Species At Risk Act
10/21/00 -- Federal Announcements Tremendous For Canadian National Parks Ecology
10/20/00 -- Coastal BC Forest Companies Vow to Continue Peace Initiative- with or without Greenpeace
10/16/00 -- Logging Ordered in Heart of Canada's Temperate Rainforest
10/06/00 -- B.C. forest policies hammered
10/06/00 -- ACTION ALERT: Planned Huge Clearcuts of Ancient Boreal Forests in Canada
10/04/00 -- Vandals hit Elaho logging sites
10/04/00 -- Adams River Restored as North America's Greatest Sockeye Run
10/03/00 -- Global Experts Convene in Vancouver to Discuss the New Forest Economy
10/02/00 -- Nunavut Asserts Its Autonomy With New Wildlife Law
09/29/00 -- Forestry's Ad Campaign Aims at Matching Milk's Industry Hopesto Counter Bad Public Image
09/29/00 -- Beetles threaten Alberta forests, says official
09/28/00 -- Old Growth Forests and Pristine Wilderness Protected inLatest Gifts to Canadians
09/27/00 -- Protecting wildlife across borders
09/26/00 -- Parkland goal of 12% troubles forest firms
09/25/00 -- 1 Year Jail Terms for Nonviolent Forest Defenders
09/18/00 -- Canadian Judge Jails Two Anti-Logging Protesters for a Year
09/18/00 -- Arctic Wildlife Wounded and Scarred by Pollution
09/11/00 -- Newfoundland premier holds key to resolving dispute over old-growth forest
09/10/00 -- Domtar Logging Old Growth in Québec
09/06/00 -- Companies Agree to 'Go Old Growth Free'
09/04/00 -- Illegal logging hits B.C. forests
08/30/00 -- Two FAN Activists Attacked
08/28/00 -- Elaho Succumbs to Clearcut Logging
08/23/00 -- Logging resumes in Clayoquot Sound
08/21/00 -- Women Bare All to Save Island From Logging
08/21/00 -- Critics take aim at Canada's endangered species act
08/18/00 -- Canadian women bare all to save island from logging
08/17/00 -- In Canadian logging dispute, names carry weight
08/14/00 -- British Columbia firefighters battle 300 wildfires
08/11/00 -- Canada island at center of environmental fight
08/10/00 -- Slocan latest to trim lumber production
08/09/00 -- B.C. forestry firms slam U.S. chain's wood ban
08/01/00 -- Some Timber Firms, Enviros Call a Truce in British Columbia Woods
07/28/00 -- Forest companies and environmental groups pursue unprecedented solutions initiative
07/28/00 -- Cease-fire called in Canadian rainforest battle
07/26/00 -- Giant bullfrogs threaten species in British Columbia
07/23/00 -- Greenpeace Forces Canadian Timber Ship to Turn Around
07/21/00--Canada's Forests: Sustainable Management or Subsidized Destruction?
07/20/00--Report Examines the Keys to Canadian Forestry's Future
07/20/00--Canada happy with forests policy, Greenpeace isn't
07/11/00--Canada Exploits Gem of an Industry in Fragile Far North
07/10/00--Canadian Bird Smugglers Hit with Record Fine Plus Jail
07/09/00--Defending old growth in British Colombia
07/09/00--Louisiana Pacific Unable to Escape Flawed Eco-History in Canada's North
06/29/00--B.C. judge blocks mine along salmon-heavy river
06/28/00--Canadian Forestry Companies' Sales Are Slowing, Analyst Says
06/26/00--Canada: Nature-Lovers Not Hunters Flock to Wilderness
06/20/00--Timber Company Puts off Roadbuilding to Canada's Oldest Trees
06/19/00--All old-growth logging will be opposed, coalition warns
06/18/00--Canadian Couple Champions Great Bear Rainforest
06/16/00--Interior's White Spruce Fail to Grow
06/16/00--Strike threat looms in Canada timber talks
06/14/00--Mine Approved for Rich Salmon River Pits Alaska Against B.C.
06/14/00--Newfoundland River Could Be 'Clayoquot East'
06/08/00--B.C. Court: Loggers Must Tolerate Public in Work Area
06/07/00--B.C. plan protects Alaskan rivers
06/07/00--Forest industry, environmentalists both lack vision
06/07/00--Weyerhaeuser buys western Canadian mill
06/06/00--RCMP Arrest Activist in Tripod
06/02/00--Japan scenario pushes coastal loggers to brink
06/01/00--Eco groups enlist 16 firms in fight
05/31/00--Canadian Companies to stop buying ancient forest products
05/31/00--Citizens Bank and Canadian Companies Take a Stand to Protect Ancient Forests
05/31/00--Talks over Canada's rain forests suffer setback
05/30/00--Biggest park in Halifax under quarantine
05/26/00--Canadian Logging Protesters Jailed as Judge Sets New Benchmark
05/22/00--Interfor Chainsaws Pause Before B.C.'s Ancient Trees
05/22/00--Stability and continuity needed for forest industry
05/17/00--Forest Company Fights Tourism in B.C.
05/16/00--Global warming a threat to national parks
05/15/00--Listen to the `crazies' or the Earth is doomed
05/15/00--Timber Company Violates Pledge, Cuts Canada's Oldest Trees
05/15/00--Interfor Cuts 1000 Year-Old Trees
05/15/00--British Columbia's Environment Budget Continues Decline
05/15/00--B.C. Locked In Delicate Negotiations to Protect Last of Old Growth Stands
05/12/00--Funding Announced for Canada's Millennium Tree Initiative
05/10/00--Vancouver Learns to Live With Pet-Eating Coyotes
05/10/00--Canadian Study to Evaluate Impacts of Climate Change On Trees
05/08/00--Separating Certified Logs Generates a Buzz
05/08/00--New Methods of Logging Introduced as Part of Eco-Certification Program
05/06/00--Canadian Old-Growth Forest Becomes UNESCO Reserve
04/20/00--A German Pledge for Every Dead Grizzly
04/18/00--Elaho Valley Logging: Making Space For Tourism
04/17/00--Study Says Logging Still Eco-Threat
04/14/00--Canadians Oppose Plan to Relocate Bears to US
04/14/00--Canadian Forest Fires Add to U.S. Pollution
04/13/00--Timber Group Blasts Canada-U.S. Export Quotas
04/13/00--Canada Unveils First Law to Protect Species at Risk
04/13/00--Study: Canadian Fires May Pollute United States
04/12/00--Help Urgently Needed to Strengthen Canadian Species at Risk Act
04/06/00--Early Fires Related to Global Warming
03/31/00--West Fraser Abandons North Coast Logging
03/31/00--Panel Says Most of Canada's Parks Threatened
03/24/00--Canada Says Its Parks Are Imperiled
3/17/00--Six Timber Firms Near Pact to Avoid Some Canada Turf
3/17/00--BC Forest Firms Under Fire From Germany
3/14/00--Stoltmann Wilderness Day of Action Great Success
3/14/00--Forest Certification in BC at the Crossroads
3/14/00--Strange Bedfellows Team Up to Take on Canadian Lumber
3/8/00--B.C. Companies Generate $1.6-billion About-Face
3/3/00--Hungry Canadian Bears Find Death in the City
2/26/00--Under the Axe: Is Quebec Running Out of Trees?
2/23/00--Canadians See Paper Industry Mergers, Take-Overs Continuing
2/17/00--Another Week to Sign to Protect Canadian Endangered Species
2/16/00--Folk Singer, Environmentalists and Cree Denounce Forestry Practices in Quebec
2/14/00--UN Names British Columbia's Clayoquot Sound a Biosphere Reserve
2/12/00--Environmentalists Say Canada Tried to Block UN Forum on Forests
2/8/00--March 13: Stoltmann Wilderness International Day of Action
2/7/00--Number of Endangered Species Could Increase to 700 in 10 Years
2/3/00--Jam Interfor's Head Office By Fax, Phone and E-mail on February 8 and 9
2/2/00--Canada Airline Rapped for Barring Greenpeace Member
2/2/00--March 13: Stoltmann Wilderness Day of Action
1/31/00--Market-Oriented Approach to Forest Management Comes to Alberta
1/28/00--Canada Close to Protecting its Own Endangered Species
1/16/00--Canada Considers Its Endangered Parks
1/13/00--BC Government Rescinds Logging Permits
1/13/00--Replanting Clearcuts Is Not Enough
1/12/00--Largest Forestry Certification in North America
1/12/00--Daishowa Boycott Appeal Postponed
1/6/00--Nature Group Lists Canada'ss 10 Most Endangered Parks
1/1/00--Grim Outlook for Grizzly Bears
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