Regulator fines engineers 8 years after Mount Polley disaster in B.C.
The breach impacted the traditional territory of the Xat’sull First Nation
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Mount Polley mine disaster five years later; emotions, accountability unresolved
“It’s a lesson of what happens when you don’t have a good regulatory regime.”
‘This isn’t finished’: 5 years after the Mount Polley disaster, still no charges
The fifth anniversary of the Mount Polley mining disaster near Likely, British Columbia is just…
Lessons learned from Fort McMurray fire has communities feeling prepared
It’s known as the costliest natural disaster in Canadian history and should it happen again, communities in the area now feel they’re better prepared.
Muskoday First Nation relying on water shipments after Saskatchewan oil spill shuts off taps
Oil is slowly drifting east after a Husky Energy pipeline leaked into the North Saskatchewan River.
Long Plain chief says fixing tornado damage will cost millions, some might have to wait months to return
Hundreds of people have now returned to their homes, but more than 100 others might have to stay in hotels for weeks to come.
Members of Long Plain First Nation unite to clean wreckage from devastating tornado
There was serious damage after the tornado ripped through last week, but the community is now picking up the pieces
Tornado rips through Long Plain First Nation, leaving trail of destruction behind
People from the nation are trying to pick up the pieces after the tornado touched down Wednesday night
Mass evacuation of Manitoba First Nation interrupts high school grad ceremony
More than one thousand people were evacuated from the community about 450 km north of Winnipeg because of forest fires