Shuswap’s burnt forests – to log or not to log?
Fed by extreme winds and extreme drought, the Shuswap Firestorm tore through thousands of hectares of forests leaving behind blackened sticks and fried soil, with …
Fed by extreme winds and extreme drought, the Shuswap Firestorm tore through thousands of hectares of forests leaving behind blackened sticks and fried soil, with …
It was my time spent opposing the unjust and immoral Vietnam war while attending university that led to a lifetime of activism, including two decades …
In Victoria to advocate for improvements to wildfire suppression Read More »
On February 12th, Jim Cooperman presented this release and briefing note on behalf of residents who endured the worst disaster to ever hit the Shuswap …
Reform B.C.’S wildfire response or face more summers of devastation Read More »
While there were a few hundred residents who remained behind to protect their homes and their neighbour’s homes and properties, some of them deserve extra …
The Spooner team played a key role in the local firefighting effort Read More »
After keeping his eye on the Adams Lake East wildfire for weeks, Butch Bouchard was prepared to protect his home, property, and business. He had …
All busy on the Western front – Eva Road firestorm heroes Read More »