Denman Islanders for Climate Action and Social Justice

06/15/2026

From Research to Action on Gender-Based Violence!

We’ve spent the last year researching how gender-based violence is handled within BC workplaces. Now, we’re sharing those findings and providing the tools to do something about them.

Join our interactive workshop to broaden your knowledge of gender-based violence issues, and develop advocacy skills!

➡️Hear key findings from our research into gender-based violence in BC, and our consultations on NDAs.
➡️Master Advocacy 101. Gain practical skills to influence decision-makers and shape policy within your workplace or at a government level.
➡️Connect with others committed to advancing change

Choose a FREE session in:
📍 Victoria - June 17
📍 Nanaimo - June 19
📍ONLINE/VIRTUAL - June 25

Workshop are open to anyone – including workers, unions, service providers, anti-violence workers, legal professionals, and anyone interested in learning more.

Registration and more info: https://linktr.ee/clasbc

06/15/2026

06/14/2026

Good job MARS Wildlife Rescue, we appreciate all you do for our precious wildlife!

06/13/2026

Keep the pressure on!!

After hearing from thousands of Canadians about the proposed environmental rollbacks announced two weeks ago, the federal government has extended the deadline for public input until July 22. This is good news! Now let's ramp up the pressure and make sure they scrap these reckless changes altogether.

Add your voice here: https://www.wcel.org/blog/stop-carney-governments-reckless-deregulation-agenda

06/13/2026

Not a word of genuine support from a Canadian official ….SHAME!!!

06/13/2026

June 12th, 2026

“Dear ADIMS Members and Friends,

Concerned Citizens of Baynes Sound (CCOBS) requests your support for the Comox Valley Regional District’s (CVRD) proposed bylaw, which would change marine industrial water zoning to aquaculture zoning where the marine industrial zone does not have a valid provincial tenure (lease). This includes surface waters north of Union Bay and the areas that Deep Water Recovery used for shipbreaking activities. As much as we prefer marine conservation zoning, we believe that this amendment is a positive development. If the bylaw passes, it will add further barriers to accessing the shipbreaking site from the water. We also suspect that given the pollution documented in the area, new aquaculture activities are unlikely.

The letter to the CVRD (for signing) is attached. Please download it, include your name and address at the bottom of the text, and email it to [email protected] no later than 4:30PM on June 22nd. Also, copy [email protected] so that CCOBS can keep a count of those in support.

We hope you can support this bylaw. Although signing is most important for those who live within the bounds of CVRD, CCOBS believes all support is useful.

Warm regards,

ADIMS Board”