BC Mining Law Reform

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It’s time to clean up mining in B.C. TAKE ACTION: Tell the government to reform its mining laws 👇

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BC Mining Law Reform
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Jan 26
🚨 January Newsletter Recap: Who really benefits from “critical minerals” in B.C.? Governments worldwide are racing to secure lithium, cobalt, nickel, copper, and rare earth elements — not just for clean energy, but also for military, industrial, and economic purposes.
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BC Mining Law Reform
@reformbcmining
Jan 20
📢 New reporting from Amanda Follett Hosgood in @TheTyee examines the long shadow of asbestos mining in B.C. — and what happens when a company town disappears. 📰 A Mining Town Scattered, and Asbestos to the Wind 🔗 bit.ly/49QBA56 #Cassiar #Asbestos #BCMining 🧵(1/5)
A Mining Town Scattered Residents, and Asbestos, to the Wind | The Tyee
From thetyee.ca
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BC Mining Law Reform
@reformbcmining
Jan 20
📰 Mining law in BC still ignores Indigenous consent. Our new op-ed with @AmnestyNow in Canada's National Observer explains how UNDRIP alignment can protect rights, the environment, and certainty for the mining sector:
Permission shouldn’t be radical. It's time to rethink mining in BC
From nationalobserver.com
BC Mining Law Reform
@reformbcmining
Jan 14
⚠️ BC approved the Mount Milligan mine expansion, raising water & environmental concerns. The Nak’azdli Whut’en First Nation is stepping up Indigenous-led monitoring to protect watersheds. Read the full story from the National Observer: bit.ly/4sGgzCx
BC Mining Law Reform
@reformbcmining
Jan 13
"What Happened to the 'Rule of Law'?" Amanda Follett Hosgood examines how the phrase was used during the Wet’suwet’en pipeline conflict — and how politicians now invoke it differently when courts side with First Nations. Thoughtful analysis in @TheTyee:
What Happened to the ‘Rule of Law’? | The Tyee
From thetyee.ca