“Really the crux of this case is just to ensure that these SEITC member tribes who could be potentially impacted by this project have a voice in the process and are not sidelined just because they are on the other side of an arbitrarily drawn border,” said Earthjustice Attorney Mae Manupipatpong.
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An Alaska Native group says the Canadian government is violating their human rights, by greenlighting several large gold mines in British Columbia.
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Tribes in Southeast Alaska and across the border in Canada have declared an emergency for salmon facing environmental risks. Leaders with the Southeast Alaska Indigenous Transboundary Commission made the announcement at the 4th Annual Indigenous Leaders Summit in Washington last week. The transboundary commission represents 15 Tsimshian, Tlingit, and Haida Nations.
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Pacific tribes in Alaska, B.C. and the Lower 48 are concerned about the plight of wild salmon stocks. The group released a statement highlighting threats from Canada’s transboundary mining.
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