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Shafted: Fixing the Mining Act in Ontario (November 4, 2008)
Living at the Barricades, Lake Ontario Waterkeeper
November 4th, 2008
  

McIntyre Mine, Timmins Ontario. Photo Courtesy of Flickr Contributor flipkeat

Is the Ontario Mining Act broken, or is it doing exactly what it should be doing?  Mark and Krystyn examine why the Mining Act is failing Ontarians by allowing “bad actors and bad actions” to use the Act to their advantage, and the steps the government is taking to try and solve the problem.  We also speak with musician and concerned citizen Joey Wright, who tells us about his community’s battle against a proposed Uranium mine in Lanark County.

Music on this week’s Episode:

Birds by Dawn Blythe & Dave Clark
Of Gods & Men by Phollop Willing PA
Don’t Hate Duncan by Boygina
Sally’s On Fire by Holy Microphone
The Lost Man by Selina Martin

 

 

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All Eyes On Ontario Mining Act Reform | Madaraka wrote:
March 19th, 2009 at 12:01 pm

[...] Lake Ontario Water Keeper’s radio show “Between the Barricades” does a special edition on the Mining Act.  [...]