The Tŝilhqot’in Stand That Ended a Mine

The Long Memory of Teẑtan Biny:

How a Nation’s resolve, law, and land stewardship outlasted New Prosperity’s final gasp

The Mine That Would Not Die (Until it did, quietly)

There are resource projects in British Columbia that die with a bang, and then there’s New Prosperity — a mine that spent fifteen years insisting it was still alive while the courts, the Crown, and the Tŝilhqot’in Nation kept checking its pulse and finding nothing but corporate optimism and a faint shareholder heartbeat.

Mowachaht/Muchalaht Title Declared to B.C. Court

 Notice of Claim

"The. . . First Nation has Aboriginal title to its lands and that B.C.'s Forest Act and Land Act will no longer apply to Mowachaht/Muchalaht lands once title is declared." Vancouver Island First Nation whose ancestors met explorer Capt. Cook in 1776, only to see the disappearance of land, resources, and sovereignty, sues province of British Columbia