After weeks of arrests and attempts to block old growth logging on Vancouver Island, the province’s anticipated forestry announcement proved to be a disappointment Tuesday to protesters and environmentalists.
The province unveiled a plan Tuesday for “sustainable forest policy” that largely focuses on redistributing forest tenures — the agreements between government and the foresters harvesting the land.
While the province said the plan is to include more Indigenous Nations, forest communities and small operators in forestry agreements, critics say the move does little to
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