On International Human Rights Defenders Day, Colombian environmental defenders and international allies are questioning Canadian authorities’ ongoing silence as these defenders continue to face serious threats to their safety related to their activism against an Aris Mining Corporation project in...
Letter to the President of Panama, Environment Minister, Commerce Minister and First Quantum CEO: Concerns with the Audit Process of the Cobre Panama Mine
Statement in Support of MACUA on Anglo American-Teck Merger: No Exit Without Justice
MiningWatch Canada expresses our solidarity and support for the parliamentary petition to the government of South Africa presented by Mining Affected Communities United in Action (MACUA) on mining accountability, capital flight, and community abandonment, and for the relief requested therein.
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Projects of National Interest: Wrong Approach, Wrong Objective
The Carney government has doubled down on its extractivist agenda with the announcement of a second round of designated “projects of national importance.” The list includes several mining projects: the Sisson tungsten-molybdenum project in New Brunswick, the Nouveau Monde graphite project in Québec...
Webinar - Communities First: The Future of Mining Justice
This webinar took place on Zoom with simultaneous French-English-Spanish interpretation.
To celebrate the end of our 25th anniversary fundraising campaign and launch our new legacy giving program, MiningWatch will be hosting a roundtable webinar bringing together frontline partners from Canada and...
QMM Conference 2025 | Program
Ecuadorians Flood the Streets in Massive March for Protection of Water in Cuenca, Sending a Strong Message to DPM Metals Inc
Letter to the Minister of International Trade: Canada’s commitment to a strong Canadian Ombudsperson for Responsible Enterprise (CORE)
Xinka Delegation to Tour Eastern Canada to Demand Respect for Indigenous Self-Determination in Guatemala
A Delegation of Xinka Women will visit Eastern Canada in September 2025 #PuebloXinkaDijoNo
After nearly seven years in a court-ordered consultation process, the Xinka Indigenous People of Guatemala have denied consent for the restart of Canadian Pan American Silver’s Escobal mine in southern...
Communities at Risk: New Barrick Tailings Dam Sparks Environmental and Human Rights Concerns in the Dominican Republic
Ecuador: Azuay Says No to Environmental Licence for Dundee Precious Metals
Environmental defenders in Southern Ecuador filed an injunction (medida cautelar) against Canadian-owned Loma Larga project and announced several actions protesting the arbitrary decision of the Ministry of Environment, Water and Ecological Transition (“MAATE”) to grant an environmental licence for...
25th Anniversary Legacy Giving Fund: Making a Gift in Your Will
The work to secure a just future for people and the planet is multigenerational. Making a gift in your will of any size can provide the resources to strengthen and carry on that work. That is why MiningWatch is launching a legacy giving program, to mark the end of 25th anniversary fundraising...
The Building Canada Act Is a Shocking Power Grab – And Powerful Political Theatre. What Happens Next?
Bill C-5, the One Canadian Economy Act, including the Building Canada Act, is already a fait accompli. The Conservatives are supporting the Liberal minority to ram it through the House of Commons with no meaningful deliberation and no significant amendments. It is slated to pass third reading by...
Letter to Prime Minister Carney: Canada's Position on Deep Sea Mining
Letter to Québec's Environment Minister: Request not to give in to pressure from mining company Falco Resources
Calling on First Quantum Minerals to Definitely and Safely Close its Cobre Panama Mine
The following blog was written by Viviana Herrera of MiningWatch Canada and Paulina Personius of Earthworks.
Today 101 organizations are calling on First Quantum Minerals to close its Cobre Panama mine, drop the international arbitration against Panama, and implement environmental remediation at the...