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Release report on Tsolum
December 4, 1996
The Saga of the Tsolum River by Charles Brandt
June 20, 2009
A tribute to Rob Bell-Irving
February 19, 1991
Letter denied publication
July 11, 1973
Rivers Forever by Rev Charles Brandt
September 25, 1989
The second Tsolum River is dead! letter
December 10, 1987
Concerns about Oyster watershed
May 17, 1991
How our river was allowed to die
December 11, 1987
Oyster River Enhancement Society
June 25, 2000
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On Pollution – A Minister Speaks Out
One of Charles’ earliest published newspaper articles in the form of a sermon he gave…

Moratorium on Oyster River
One of Charles earliest environmental campaigns, this story of where Charles began to develop his…

Oyster River Estuary Letter to Redel, BC Director of Lands
One of Charles’s first efforts to avert long term damage by a development at the…

The Tsolum River is dead!
The following letter launched a flurry of activity within the various federal and provincial government…

Letter of Appreciation to Karen Sandford
One of Charles evolving strategies in lobbying was to acknowledge support offered by those in…

Taxes misused while Tsolum suffers
It is interesting to explore Charles Brandt’s lobbying technique. One approach was to lay out…

Holy Earth has Value Beyond Economics
Quotes: “Today, throughout the earth we seem to have unleashed powers that we can no…

Submission of the Environmental Committee of the Social Justice Commission of the Diocese of Victoria
Submission of the Environmental Committee of the Social Justice Commission of the Diocese of Victoria…

Astronauts can see logging
Quotes: “From outer space some years ago, astronauts could see only one sign of man’s…

Rivers Forever by Rev Charles Brandt
Quotes: “We stand at a turning point. How can we keep the earth viable? Those…





