Leaders absent from ‘People’s March for Representation’
“This is not the time to be sitting on a fence,” says grassroots organizer who wants Muskrat Falls stopped.
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“They’re afraid of us,” land protector says of government on Muskrat Falls
Labrador land protector Denise Cole and others confronted environment minister Perry Trimper following a peaceful ‘die in’ protest in St. John’s Tuesday.
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Randy Edmunds opposed to Muskrat Falls but says dam is inevitable
“The best safeguard to me personally is to not go ahead with the project. But there’s a reality there, and as much as I want or I wish, that the project isn’t going to be stopped.”
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Muskrat Falls: A deadly boondoggle that will harm generations of Indigenous people
As the megaproject inches closer to reality, opposition to its deadly impact is growing.
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“They are literally going to be poisoning people”: Tanya Tagaq
With first flooding of the Muskrat Falls reservoir only two weeks away, the Nunavut star throat singer says “everyone should be protesting.”
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Muskrat Falls: Reconciliation, or Assimilation?
As Nalcor prepares for the first phase of flooding, we take a closer look at the implications Muskrat Falls could have for reconciliation with Indigenous communities in Labrador.
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Muskrat Falls threatens locals’ food, way of life
Anxiety rises in Labrador as the province and Nalcor ignore recommendations from scientists and Indigenous leaders to clear dam’s reservoir and minimize the threat of methylmercury poisoning in communities downstream.
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Poster campaign at MUN targets government over Muskrat Falls
“It’s absolutely unacceptable. This is human life, this is a traditional way of living,” says student who posted hundreds of posters condemning Liberal MHAs.
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Time to slay the Muskrat Monster
“I love the fact that folks are speaking out about our lost services and our financial state, but I do feel we cannot call ourselves a compassionate people if we are not willing to stand up against Muskrat Falls.”
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Why the new Nalcor CEO’s background matters
“The new CEO would be wise to encourage a strong Board of Directors, who are diversified, independent of partisanship, and skilled in visioning and implementation.”
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Who will #MakeMuskratRight?
Nunatsiavut launches campaign in effort to prevent loss of traditional food supply and risk to Inuit health; NDP only party to back them.
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