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Fish Farm Updates & Events

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Alice de Wolff

January 29, 2018

White houses of Marinaleda | Photo: Ana Vigueras (https://www.flickr.com/photos/paranoiasdelavida/3473410282)

Marinaleda

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Joyce Nelson

January 22, 2018

Coffee Handler with Beans from Timor Coffee Cooperative

A New Story

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Guy Dauncey

January 22, 2018

Will Premier Horgan renew fish farm licenses?

January 18, 2018

How Canada “Fights Tax Fraud by Legalizing It”

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Joyce Nelson

January 18, 2018

Rustico, PEI rustic cabins and garden by the sea | Credit Unions: the Farmers' Bank | Watershed Sentinel

Credit Unions: the Farmers’ Bank

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Susan MacVittie

January 16, 2018

Hoover Dam | Big Dams | Watershed Sentinel

Big Dams

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David Sims

January 15, 2018

Landfill Déja Vu

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Leona Adams

January 11, 2018

Keep the Peace / Stop Site C Dam sign in the Peace River Valley | That Dam | Watershed Sentinel

That Dam

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Delores Broten

January 9, 2018

School of spawning sockeye salmon near the bridge on the Adams River, British Columbia, Canada | Photo: TheInterior via Wikimedia Commons

Wild Salmon

Stan Proboszcz, Greg Taylor and Aaron Hill, Watershed Watch Salmon Society

December 12, 2017

One year after the Nathan E. Stewart, another barge crisis in Heiltsuk waters | Gulf Cajun towing the Zidel

One Year After the Nathan E. Stewart, Another Barge Crisis in Heiltsuk Waters

Heiltsuk Tribal Council

November 28, 2017

Calling themselves the Tiny House Warriors, a group of Indigenous Secwepemc people from Canada are building tiny houses in the path of the massive Kinder Morgan tar sands oil pipeline's planned route through their territory. The house is a symbol of the home they are fighting to protect, creating hope and community in the face of destruction.

The Trials of Kinder Morgan

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Keith Stewart, Delores Broten

November 27, 2017

Fish Farm Front Lines: Day 83

Musgamagw Dzawada’enuxw Cleansing Our Waters

November 27, 2017

Land & Reconciliation | Photo: Eli Sagor | Wild rice lake, canoe

Land & Reconciliation

Leanne Betasamosake Simpson

November 23, 2017

BCUC Site C Report -- Peace River Valley Site C flooding area

Site C Report

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Delores Broten

November 23, 2017

Rafe Mair portrait Black & White

Rafe Mair’s Last Book Out Now

November 21, 2017

Beer and Mountains. [The Do-Gooders: B(enefit) Corporations and Beer]

The Do-Gooders: B Corps and Beer

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Susan MacVittie

November 16, 2017

Leanne Betasamosake Simpson, author of As We Have Always Done: Indigenous Freedom Through Radical Resistance

Land and Power

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Heather Menzies

November 15, 2017

Early Bird Renewal

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November 3, 2017

Indigenous wisdom - Michelle Myers speaking at the People’s Climate March at the legislature in Edmonton.

Bridging the Gap

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Claire Gilmore

October 23, 2017

Most Popular Articles

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Burnt ground and unburnt aspen trunks after the Monte Creek fire, 2021.

Stop the Spray: Glyphosate, Forest Monoculture, and Fire

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Jen Groundwater

September 27, 2023

Crofton Mill. Photo by Grant Callegari | Hakai Magazine

Pulp Friction: End of an Era

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Zoe Blunt

January 6, 2026

Supporters along the highway at SELEK-TEL- (Goldstream River)

Standing With Salmon and W̱SÁNEĆ People

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Denise Nadeau

June 18, 2024

Indigenous people and allies against PRGT

Prince Rupert Pipeline Resistance

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Sidney Coles

February 1, 2025

Two Stallions Fighting - photo © Kelly Willson

Wild Horses of the Chilcotin

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Bob Collins

February 12, 2024

Zoe Todd, fish philosopher and Tier 2 Research Chair at Simon Fraser University. Indigenizing the Anthropocene, and learning from Indigenous worldview is key.

Impermanence is the Opportunity, Says Fish Philosopher

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Odette Auger

November 25, 2023

Arbutus tree on bluff overlooking water

The Spirit of Arbutus

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Leif Gregersen

July 22, 2025

Aerial photo of the oil sands

Life After the Rigs

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Leif Gregersen

June 13, 2024

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