Skip to Content

Mike Chisholm

Mike Chisholm has worked across the country as a broadcast journalist and producer with CBC television and radio, CTV and as the national Atlantic correspondent for Global TV. He is a recipient of both a Jack Webster Journalism Award and an RTNDA award for his reporting. His focus with The Vancouver Observer is environmental and political reporting.

Articles

May 16th, 2013
Canadian Prime Minister, Premiers and federal ministers on intensive global road trip to promote Alberta crude. Environmentalists and climate change scientists worried.
May 10th, 2013
Decision by Kinder Morgan to abandon Oregon coal shipment proposal could mean more coal trains to Canada
May 6th, 2013
Public hearings not enough if Vancouver is to have an impact on the scientifically-proven and increasingly alarming rate of climate change, says Dr. William Rees.
Apr 25th, 2013
Greenpeace says Suncor should be much more cautious about its transparency during and after fuel spills.
Apr 3rd, 2013
“If there is a type of energy you are interested in, we’ve got it,” Ed Fast, Canada’s minister of international trade says.
Mar 18th, 2013
More tanker inspections, additional ship surveillance and new legislation to strengthen pollution prevention and response were part of a $120 million oil tanker safety system overhaul announced by...
Mar 13th, 2013
Federal environment minister defends Canada's climate change record as US casts critical eye North.
Mar 12th, 2013
Grant Rice knows the feeling of being ignored. It happened eight years ago when the Fraser Surrey Docks (FSD) planned an expansion to its bulk freight dock on the Fraser River. It’s happening again...
Mar 11th, 2013
Maureen Coroliuc has firsthand experience of the impact uncovered coal trains rumbling past her White Rock tea shop can have. “It’s a dark black dust. Dust is usually brown. Ours is black, a dirty,...
Feb 25th, 2013
Citizens engaging in peaceful protests are increasingly under surveillance for "non-violent attacks" to Canada's security, documents reveal.
Syndicate content