A win for the wilds: British Columbia blocks a mining project

Article Abstract:

British Columbia Premier Mike Harcourt designated 2.5 million acres in the northwest corner of the province be set aside as a national park. Mining industry supporters were angered by the decision because it will prohibit the Windy Craggy copper mine from being developed.

Mining industry, Environmental policy, Parks

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A garden of fantasy: Vander Zalm is cleared of criminal charges

Article Abstract:

Former British Columbia premier William Vander Zalm was acquitted of breach of trust charges that related to the sale of his theme park, Fantasy Gardens. Further legal rulings are expected in relation to the sale over real estate commission.

Cases, Conflict of interests (Public office), Conflicts of interest (Public office), Breach of trust, Vander Zalm, William N.

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A silent forest

Article Abstract:

Negotiations between unions and firms in the forestry industry in British Columbia have stalled, and unionized workers have elected to strike. Some observers believe that the strike will last through the summer of 1992.

Labor relations, Forest products industry

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