The Fate of the Canadian Rockies May Rest on This Decision
Approving the Grassy Mountain Coal Project could enable industrializing Alberta’s sensitive and vital eastern slopes.
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Approving the Grassy Mountain Coal Project could enable industrializing Alberta’s sensitive and vital eastern slopes.
Eastern Slopes mining opponents need to be heard by the provincial government Poll Yes By Lethbridge Herald Opinion on May 6, 2021. Our Alberta Rockies, the eastern slopes of the Rocky Mountains, our trees and trails, the animals and birds roaming its forests, the fish in its streams and rivers, the Red Deer, the Bow, the Old Man, the North and the South Saskatchewan: These were protected by policy set out in 1976 by then-premier Peter Lougheed. Lougheed, after wide public consultation, agreed with Albertans that the eastern slopes should be preserved for recreation, tourism and, above all,...
Article content A British Columbia First Nation has joined calls for the federal government to step in on the environmental review of a proposed open-pit coal mine in Alberta’s Rocky Mountains. The Ktunaxa First Nation, the first group outside Alberta to ask for Ottawa’s involvement, says it has little faith in the province’s ability to hear their concerns over Montem Resources’ Tent Mountain project. They say it would have effects beyond the provincial boundary, impairing their ability to practice their treaty rights. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing yo...
Editor: The government of Peter Lougheed implemented the Coal Policy after substantial consultation and expert review over a period of four years. They
First Nations, coal companies asking Alberta for better consultation on mines Poll Already booked EDMONTON – Five First Nations and three coal companies have written the Alberta government to ask for better Indigenous consultation on proposed mines in the Rocky Mountains. The United Conservative government wants to expand the industry and land belonging to the First Nations spans most of the area being considered for coal exploration. The coal companies involved with the letter are Cabin Ridge, Montem Resources and Benga Mining, which currently has a project before a federal-provincial re...