Government and Industry: Talk and Log
BC betrays its own promises to protect old-growth forests
Tobyn Neame
My Summer Working as a Vancouver Island Forester
The rose-coloured glasses fell off my face and landed in the mud
Emily Milne
Claire Majors
Britney Supernault
Zannia Kidd and pawa haiyupis
Forest Falldown
April | May 2026
BC's timber barons could have found ways to make the industry sustainable, but instead they logged centuries of forests in a few decades. From endless "talk-and-log," to the public cost of watershed collapse, to the urgent need for a new Forest Act, these stories paint a picture of BC’s forest industry undergoing catastrophic contraction.
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