first nations

Enbridge Pipeline Explosion Forces First Nations Community to Flee

By EcoWatch / October 11, 2018

A 36-inch natural gas transmission pipeline owned and operated by Enbridge exploded around 5:45 p.m. in rural land north of Prince George, British Columbia on Tuesday, the Canadian pipeline company said in a media release. The blast forced 100 people to evacuate from the nearby Lheidli T’enneh First Nation as a precaution, Enbridge said. “I […]

First Nations Build a ‘Watch House’ in Path of Kinder Morgan Pipeline

By EcoWatch / March 12, 2018

Renewable Communities Produce Energy, Jobs and Hope

By EcoWatch / March 7, 2018

More Action Needed to Ensure Safe Water for First Nations

By EcoWatch / February 14, 2018

Oil Pipeline Spills 53,000 Gallons on First Nations Land

By EcoWatch / January 24, 2017

Stop the Great Lakes Nuclear Waste Dump

By EcoWatch / July 3, 2013

Michael Leonardi July 1 marks Canada Day when many Canadians celebrate the unification of three colonies into their country on the same date in 1867. In Ontario, droves of people head off to their summer cottages and vacation get-a-ways on the shores of the Great Lakes for the holiday weekend. Lake Huron’s sandy beaches and […]