Two hundred scholars call on Trudeau to halt Muskrat Falls hydro dam
(Labrador Land Protectors march onto the Muskrat Falls project site in October 2016. Photo courtesy:…
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Climate change and Tuktoyaktuk: A community’s front row seat to a changing world
When Sarah and Sandy Adam moved into their new home in Tuktoyaktuk in 1994, there…
‘Not going to make it:’ Hopes dashed as talks break down over Churchill rail sale
Residents of Churchill are devastated after learning efforts to restore rail service to the northern…
Flood-prone First Nations wary as Manitoba and Ottawa announce new water diversion channels
(New flood channels are planned for the northern part Lake Manitoba and Lake St Martin…
While B.C. waters recede in some places, Katzie First Nation still on alert
Milder temperatures have alleviated some of the flooding in British Columbia, the Katzie First Nation is still on alert.
Muskrat Falls Ecological Grief: Resistance became a “profound, unstoppable force,” says researcher
APTN News two-part story that describes ecological grief as “grief that’s in response to a change to a beloved homeland or environment or ecosystem.”
Committee releases report on methylmercury issues downstream from Muskrat Falls
A committee looking into how best to mitigate the risk of potential methylmercury poisoning downstream from the Muskrat Falls hydroelectric plant in Labrador has released four recommendations.
‘We need a sense of security’: Mud Lake residents still reeling from flood
Many from Mud Lake believe Muskrat Falls hydro project is partly responsible for their brush with disaster.
Labrador symposium reveals deep, diverse opposition to Muskrat Falls
A symposium in Happy Valley-Goose Bay this week brought together researchers, community leaders and land protectors.