December 18 News Alert: Historic protection for BC’s Sacred Headwaters Announced
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The Skeena Watershed Conservation Coalition was founded in 2004 by a diverse group of people living and working in the Skeena river watershed. Our board of directors and membership reflects…
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SWCC News
- Fortune Minerals Needs An Environmental Assessment!
May 06, 2013 » - Fortune Minerals needs to abandon its mine plan
April 24, 2013 » Home FeatureNews Clippings » Terrace Standard - Enbridge Can’t Get Love, Even When They Pay For It
April 21, 2013 » Home FeatureMedia Releases
Fortune Minerals needs to abandon its mine plan
Fortune’s open-pit coal mine they call Arctos Anthracite, proposed for Mt. Klappan, rises above the iconic valleys of the legendary Spatsizi Wilderness Plateau in the heart of the Sacred Headwaters. Generations old Tahltan hunting camps dot the caribou rich flanks and the headwaters of the Nass, Skeena and Stikine are visible from the summit.
Enbridge Can’t Get Love, Even When They Pay For It
At the Women of the North Business Conference & Awards Gala in Prince George, sponsored by Enbridge and Rio Tinto Alcan and emceed by Minister Pat Bell and Minister Shirley Bond, the recipient of the Community Enrichment Award received the only standing ovation of the 3-day business conference after she gave her acceptance speech. A few tables didn't stand, they were the ones with Enbridge on the name card.
