Blog
Kate Klein
| This week, keynote speakers at the Prospectors and Developers Association of Canada (PDAC) mining convention found themselves persistently drowned out by the sound of jackhammers. |
Blog
Ailish Morgan
| The Council of Canadians joined activists from the Mining Injustice Solidarity Network to form a "welcoming committee" for delegates at the largest gathering of the mineral industry in the world. |
Podcast
Scott Neigh
| Beth Dollaga speaks about the Vancouver-based work of the Mining Justice Alliance against the global injustices endemic to Canada's mining industry. |
News
Liam Barrington-Bush, Jen Wilton
| A ruling made on Monday by Supreme Court of Ontario Justice Carole Brown means that a legal case brought by 13 Mayan Q'eqchi' against Toronto-based Hudbay Minerals can now proceed to trial. |
Podcast
This Week on Media Mornings
| This Week on Media Mornings is a weekly independent Canadian and global news hour, featuring the top headlines and commentators from the past week. |
News
Raul Burbano
| From May 10-12 close to 50 delegates from four continents gathered in San Salvador to take part in an international fact-finding mission. They report back Friday in Toronto. |
News
David P. Ball
| Villagers in Greece sent delegates to visit Canada last week, ratcheting up their fight against a Vancouver-based firm they say is destroying their region. |
RabbleTV
Sakura Saunders
| Barrick Gold and 'Corporate Social Responsibility'? Not so much. Watch CEO Jamie Sokalsky get called out. |
Blog
Meera Karunananthan
| On International Women's Day, a coalition of Filipino women's groups held a flash mob against corporate mining. |
News
various
| Lolita Chávez says it is love of life that motivates her to risk her own as an outspoken Maya K'iche' activist against racism, mining, and hydroelectric project developments in Guatemala. |
News
John Lewis, Jim Davis
| In all the hype there is one important question that has not been asked: can RIM assure customers that its products are free of conflict minerals? |
News
Liam Barrington-Bush
| Nearly 500 activists met in Mexico last weekend to support a growing tide of resistance to the human and environmental impacts of the extractive industries in the region. |