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- Stories to Futures: RELAW attends Economic Futures Conference, 2025
Stories to Futures: RELAW attends Economic Futures Conference, 2025 The RELAW team recently attended a three-day first of its kind Indigenous-led conference on the territory of the Ramaytush Ohlone, in San Francisco, CA Economic Futures: Investing in Indigenous-led Sustainability Solutions. They sha … Read more »
- Share your story in Canada’s engagement on Environmental Justice and Racism
Share your story in Canada’s engagement on Environmental Justice and Racism Are you or your community impacted or at risk of being impacted by an environmental issue where you work, where you play sports or do recreational activities, or inside your home? If so, until December 12, 2025, you can prov … Read more »
- Why BC must not bypass environmental and human rights commitments to fast-track major projects
Why BC must not bypass environmental and human rights commitments to fast-track major projects As BC rushes to rubber-stamp major projects aimed at boosting the economy, provincial leaders must not forget about the commitments they’ve made to ensure a healthy environment and uphold Indigenous rights … Read more »
- Tell the BC Government: Stand Strong to Uphold the Tanker Ban and Protect the North Coast
Tell the BC Government: Stand Strong to Uphold the Tanker Ban and Protect the North Coast BC Premier David Eby has joined Coastal First Nations in urging the federal government to stand firm and uphold the longstanding tanker ban. Call your MLA and Premier Eby to thank them for standing up for the c … Read more »
- Indigenous consent isn’t a veto: it’s how durable, co-governed projects get built
Indigenous consent isn’t a veto: it’s how durable, co-governed projects get built The recent suite of poorly conceived and hastily passed laws in Canada not only weakened environmental safeguards; they also, to varying degrees, sidelined the processes that traditionally trigger the duty to meaningfu … Read more »