Hi everyone! If you're looking for a recap of the events leading up to the upcoming closure of the Sheldon Chumir safe consumption site, I've done a recap here:
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In other news, in case you missed it the federal government has just levied a record fine against Teck Resources in B.C. for selenium poisoning of the elk Valley, from a similar open pit mine as the ones being allowed by the UCP (https://t.co/UZs3KO6Ht6)
Critics of the survey say that the survey doesn't even mention the environment, that it is biased towards government goals, and it subjects respondents to a knowledge test of coal mining in order to respond.
How you do things says a lot about who you are and what your intentions are. The UCP public survey on coal mining in the eastern slopes is out (https://t.co/AqKDbk7Q1q), and has an extremely tight response deadline of April 19th.
Our latest video: A conversation worth having about the recent changes to Alberta Parks. We're looking left and right for a way forward. #abpoli
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