B.C. law makes it far too easy for mines to extract resources now, while leaving the clean-up to future generations and that puts rivers across the province, including many that flow into the US, at risk of long-term ecological disaster.

More than 30 organizations from across the province joined together in Victoria on Wednesday to call for major reform to B.C.’s dated mining laws and regulations.

The Sierra Club of BC has launched a campaign that is targeting the primary industry of the Elk Valley.

Teck is making available the data and results of ongoing water quality research and monitoring undertaken as part of the Elk Valley Water Quality Plan to broadly share the knowledge and information gained through this work.

Late last month, Teck Coal announced plans to shut down their Line Creek water treatment plant. The plant was designed […]

Teck just announced the shutdown of their Line Creek water treatment plant, which was designed to remove selenium from water flowing from the mine waste dumps

Teck Resources pled guilty Thursday to three violations of the federal Fisheries Act for polluting a tributary of the Elk […]

The Transboundary Environmental Coalition has called for a halt to new mines in Canada’s Southern Rockies.

The BC Auditor General’s audit of compliance and enforcement of the mining sector is strongly critical of the BC government’s […]

Recent articles in the Globe & Mail newspaper have generated discussion on the topic of selenium and the Elk Valley. […]

Teck Coal Ltd. is facing a massive pollution problem in the Elk Valley, where a metal-like element known as selenium […]

When the Outdoor Recreation Council of British Columbia first came out with a list of the province’s most endangered rivers, […]