A large group protesting logging in Clayoquot Sound stormed into the B.C. legislature in 1993, injuring staff and damaging property.

B.C. environmental groups say a plan to formally protect about half of the forest covered by a landmark deal is two years behind schedule.

A pair of the province's most respected mediators pulled out of negotiations in the eight-month strike on Tuesday.

The B.C. government is getting a cool reception to a $5-million loan package being offered to contractors impacted by a seven-month forestry strike on Vancouver Island.

B.C. Labour Minister Harry Bains has asked the mediators tasked with finding an end to the six-month forestry strike on Vancouver Island to report to him.

Labour Minister Harry Bains has since met with both sides in the dispute, but is still expressing his hope that a deal can be reached through collective bargaining.

Volunteers are working overtime to try and make sure it's not a cold and gloomy Christmas for the families of striking forestry workers on Vancouver Island.

The report from Sierra Club BC found 3.6 million hectares of clearcut forest are contributing more carbon emissions than they can absorb until new trees mature.

B.C. will no longer award timber licences in a 5,800-hectare plot called the Silverdaisy or "doughnut hole" in the Skagit River Valley.

The deal, which still needs to be ratified by shareholders, would see Pattison's Great Pacific Capital Corp. offer up $16 per share.