Teal Jones

• Injunction against Fairy Creek old-growth protesters reimposed on interim basis

  The BC Court of Appeal reimposed the injunction Friday on an interim basis, until logging company Teal Cedar's appeal of the decision can be heard in November.

  Canada

  Oct 9, 2021
  
• Old-growth logging dispute: Judge temporarily extends Fairy Creek injunction

  Justice Douglas Thompson said Friday it will be a matter of weeks before he provides his written decision on the request for a year-long extension.

  Environment

  Sep 17, 2021
  
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• Protesters claim vehicles being illegally towed from area near B.C. old-growth blockade

  Protesters claim that tow trucks have illegally removed more than 40 vehicles from the area, and were impounded — with a cost of $2,500 for their return.

  Environment

  Sep 16, 2021
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• Climate change cited as reason to deny injunction extension in B.C. old-growth dispute

  Teal Cedar Products wants to extend the injunction by one year, until Sept. 26, 2022.

  Environment

  Sep 15, 2021
• BC NDP scoring poorly on management of forests: survey

  A strong majority of British Columbians are concerned about the future of the province's old-growth forests, a new survey has found.

  Environment

  Jun 3, 2021
• ‘Pretty frustrated’: Teal-Jones says it wants to get back to work amid old-growth protests

  Teal-Jones Group holds a valid and legal licence to harvest timber in the Fairy Creek watershed, and the company argues that activists are putting hundreds of jobs at risk.

  News

  May 30, 2021
• New tactics on display as B.C.’s old-growth logging dispute heats up

  More than 130 people have been arrested so far at blockades aimed at preventing old-growth logging in the Fairy Creek watershed on Southern Vancouver Island. 

  Environment

  May 27, 2021
• Seven more arrests at B.C. blockade opposing old-growth logging: RCMP

  Opponents of old-growth logging have re-entered a restricted area on southwest Vancouver Island and Mounties have returned to enforce a court injunction that orders their removal.

  Environment

  May 20, 2021
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• British Columbia’s ‘war in the woods’ is flaring up again

  Anti-logging protestors in B.C. are facing some criticism from a surprising source, Mike Smyth says.

  Commentary

  Apr 22, 2021