B.C. environmental group's ad campaign during World Cup puts spotlight on old-growth logging
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B.C. environmental group's ad campaign during World Cup puts spotlight on old-growth logging
The Sierra Club B.C. ads say an average of 100 soccer fields of old-growth forest are still clear-cut every day in B.C.
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By Tiffany Crawford
Published Jun 21, 2026
Last updated 17 minutes ago
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An ad from Sierra Club B.C. is projected on a building in downtown Vancouver during the World Cup. The ad campaign puts a spotlight on old-growth …
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