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Unpacking the Childcare Crisis in Labrador West
Leila Beaudoin is in Labrador West where frustrated families call for action. Without accessible childcare, the boom town is in trouble.
Leila Beaudoin
December 17, 2021
# mining
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Crisis in Labrador West: boom, bust, repeat
Economic downturn in mining activity is devastating the communities of Labrador City and Wabush.
Jon Parsons
June 1, 2015
The Green Space
Sandy Pond sacrifice
Would industry be as quick to use natural ponds as tailings impoundments if they had to pay full market value?
Douglas Ballam
November 12, 2013
View From The Mainland
Land use panning
Would you bother doing business with a government that shows it can't be trusted?
Brandon Pardy
November 7, 2013
61st Parallel
Mining the Land: the resource industry in Nunavut
Mining brings challenges but also immense opportunities to the North
Keith Collier
May 6, 2013
View From The Mainland
Impacting Benefit Agreements
The Newfoundland government could learn a thing or two from Nunatsiuvut. If only it stopped trying to take their money.
Brandon Pardy
April 11, 2013
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Whose water is it, anyway? (Part 1)
We have exploited our freshwater supply in the name of industrial and resource development for more than a century, but are we moving toward relinquishing…
John R Matchim
March 22, 2013
The Green Space
Dunderdale administration – worst protected areas record in Canada
But ultimately, we’re all to blame.
Douglas Ballam
March 5, 2013
View From The Mainland
What’s the New Energy Plan?
This Labradorian suspects there is more than meets the eye on the proposed hydroelectric development in Labrador. Who really stands to benefit and who's being…
Brandon Pardy
August 9, 2012
To Each Their Own
Backchecks and SLAPP shots: Protecting public debate
With corporate activity expanding, provincial government must enact legislation to protect public debate from thin-skinned, deep-pocketed developers
Rhea Rollmann
July 31, 2012
View From The Mainland
Try as you might, you can’t budgit
One Labradorian pokes holes in the provincial government's Northern Strategic Plan as falling short of providing adequate investments to promote growth in Labrador. Not only…
Brandon Pardy
May 11, 2012
61st Parallel
The Arviat Diamond Driller’s Training Program
Mining in the North requires unusual levels of cooperation from everybody involved...
Keith Collier
April 23, 2012
61st Parallel
What’s a CEDO, anyway?
An overview of Arviat's economic activity - and potential
Keith Collier
April 9, 2012
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