Stewardship, Not Greed
The Kwakwa̱ka̱'wakw community stands together, pushing for their values to be recognized by elected representatives, and to be consulted in decisions that impact their lands, waters, and cultural traditions.
Desiree Mannila
Lithium Mining is Next for Dene Lands and Water
Arsenic from gold mining has contaminated Dene lands for almost a century. Remediation is being touted – and lithium mining is next.
Odette Auger
Yukon Policy Short On Actual Protection For Wetlands
Wetlands in Tr’ondëk Hwëch’in and Na-Cho Nyäk Dun territories' are still facing relentless and unfettered devastation from placer mining.
Kaylee Nitsiza and Odette Auger
Shipbreaking Persists in Baynes Sound
After two years, a widely-opposed shipbreaking operation in Union Bay, BC continues and legal action appears stalled. What gives?
Jen Groundwater
Using Our Voice
April | May 2023
From naming our blind spots to better work with others in facing our collective challenges, to sharing art and poetry, to honouring the Elders and relations who devote their lives to their people, land, and waters – this issue highlights stories of people who inspire others to use their voices and make change.
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