Stop mining in Clayoquot Sound

The B.C. government has renewed mining exploration permits in the Tranquil Creek watershed, in direct opposition from the Tla-o-qui-aht First Nation.

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Celebrating the Nuchatlaht Nation’s historic victory

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Environment groups condemn mining permits violating First Nation's consent in Clayoquot Sound
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