Protect Water

Mining involves using, moving, storing and disposing of huge amounts of water. Even with careful planning and management there are serious risks of contamination, possibly forever. Perfectly good rivers and lakes can also be used as waste dumps.

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Sandy Pond Christmas Appeal

20.12.2010

News Release

Residents raise alarm over toxic mining outflows into northern Manitoba lake: Company and government actions questioned in toxic poisoning of Kississing Lake

09.12.2010

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Federal Panel Reviews: An Essential Tool for Evaluating Complex and Controversial Mining Projects

23.11.2010

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Federal Decision on Proposed Prosperity Mine: First Nations’ rights and fish-filled lakes not for sale to the mining industry

15.11.2010

News Release

Sandy Pond Alliance Launches Legal Challenge

15.11.2010

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Canadian Lakes, Streams and Wetlands at Risk

12.11.2010

News Release

Teztan Biny (Fish Lake) Spared: Federal Government Acknowledges Negative Effects of Controversial Mine and Upholds Responsibility to First Nations

03.11.2010

News Release

Political contributions, DFO letters, raise more questions about BC’s approval of bad mine

24.09.2010

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Lakes, Liabilities, and Legacies - The Real Impacts of "Modern" Uranium Mining

26.08.2010

News Release

Penobsquis (New Brunswick) Residents Seek Compensation for Damages

12.08.2010