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Yukon seeks $25 million in outstanding cleanup fees from owners of shuttered, contaminated Wolverine mine

Lori Fox

Feb 25, 2020 11 min read

After operating for just three years, Yukon Zinc, owned by a private Chinese company, left...

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‘A foot on both sides of the line’: Q&A with Indigenous MLA Adam Olsen on Wet’suwet’en conflict

Stephanie Wood

Feb 25, 2020 10 min read

Passing through a solidarity blockade to enter the B.C. legislature was ‘devastating’ for Olsen who...

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11 things you need to know about the oilsands as Teck abandons plans for Frontier mine

Sharon J. Riley

Feb 24, 2020 15 min read

As the mining giant walks away from its controversial open pit project proposal, decades in...

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B.C. partners with First Nations to create new park in habitat for endangered caribou herds, threatened species

Sarah Cox

Feb 21, 2020 9 min read

A new deal between the province and the West Moberly and Saulteau First Nations will...

Wet'suwet'en solidarity protest B.C. Legislature Feb 11 2020

Opinion

Canada loves the rule of law (unless we’re talking Indigenous rights)

Jennifer Ditchburn

Feb 21, 2020 5 min read

For the vast majority of this country's history, the rules have been flagrantly broken when...

RCMP Unist'ot'en camp arrests red dresses Wet'suwet'en Coastal GasLink

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How the Wet’suwet’en crisis could have played out differently

Stephanie Wood

Feb 20, 2020 12 min read

Amid escalating tensions and armed RCMP responses, leaders say Canada must abide by the ‘rule...

The battle to protect the heart of the Fraser River

Yukon seeks $25 million in outstanding cleanup fees from owners of shuttered, contaminated Wolverine mine

‘A foot on both sides of the line’: Q&A with Indigenous MLA Adam Olsen on Wet’suwet’en conflict

11 things you need to know about the oilsands as Teck abandons plans for Frontier mine

B.C. partners with First Nations to create new park in habitat for endangered caribou herds, threatened species

Canada loves the rule of law (unless we’re talking Indigenous rights)

How the Wet’suwet’en crisis could have played out differently

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The battle to protect the heart of the Fraser River

Yukon seeks $25 million in outstanding cleanup fees from owners of shuttered, contaminated Wolverine mine

‘A foot on both sides of the line’: Q&A with Indigenous MLA Adam Olsen on Wet’suwet’en conflict

11 things you need to know about the oilsands as Teck abandons plans for Frontier mine

B.C. partners with First Nations to create new park in habitat for endangered caribou herds, threatened species

Canada loves the rule of law (unless we’re talking Indigenous rights)

How the Wet’suwet’en crisis could have played out differently

Trending Topics

Mining

Climate Change

Solutions

Arctic

Climate Change

Coal

Corporate Influence

Democracy

Environmental Law

Forestry

Fracking

Indigenous

LNG

Media

Mining

Offshore Drilling

Protected Areas

Oilsands

Renewable Energy

Site C Dam

Solutions

Trans Mountain Pipeline

Water

Wildlife

Recent Posts

Living close to major roads leads to higher risk of Parkinson’s and dementia: UBC study

A Nova Scotia ‘gold rush’ means more threats for at-risk Atlantic salmon, even in areas that are meant to be protected

Trudeau government backpedals on election promise to phase out B.C. open net salmon farms by 2025

In photos: Wet’suwet’en matriarchs arrested as RCMP enforce Coastal GasLink pipeline injunction

RCMP exclusion zone called ‘unlawful’ as police arrest matriarchs at Unist’ot’en healing camp

B.C. failed to consider links between ‘man camps,’ violence against Indigenous women, Wet’suwet’en argue

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