11 ways to improve EA: CELL tells Panel on behalf of BC Nature
Today, CELL filed written submissions on behalf of the Federation of British Columbia Naturalists (BC Nature) to the federal Expert Panel on the Review of […]
Judicial Review Challenges Launched Against Pacific NorthWest LNG Approval
Today, lawyers with CELL filed an application for judicial review at the Federal Court on behalf of SkeenaWild Conservation Trust, a non-profit conservation organization based […]
Catherine Boies Parker receives 2016 Georges A. Goyer, QC Memorial Award for Distinguished Service
CELL congratulates Catherine Boies Parker, president of the CELL board of directors, for being the 2016 recipient of the Georges A. Goyer, Q.C. Memorial Award […]
CELL supports judicial review of unlawful Site C approval
CELL is supporting a petition for judicial review that was filed in the Supreme Court of British Columbia, which seeks a declaration that the Province […]
DeSmog Canada profiles CELL
DeSmog Canada has just released an article featuring CELL. Read the article, authored by Carol Linnitt, here: http://www.desmog.ca/2016/07/28/new-public-interest-law-office-fight-b-c-s-biggest-environmental-battles Posted: July 28, 2016
Canada’s current environmental assessment law: a tear-down not a reno
There are at least ten good reasons why Ottawa should redesign our current federal environmental law statute—the CEAA, 2012— from scratch, writes Chris Tollefson, Professor […]
Assessing the Assessment: A Retrospective look at the NEB’s Kinder Morgan review
The recent report of the National Energy Board on the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion approval being sought by Kinder Morgan came as no surprise to […]