British Columbia has vowed to stop the building a bitumen pipeline across our province, over pollution and climate concerns. But on the other side of the province, in the Kootenays, pollution of a different kind is flowing from BC into Montana.

“Recognize your team, you struggle, you work together and forge together for a common purpose”

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 […]

How much more can this already stressed system support without compromising fish, wildlife and human health?

The Ktunaxa Nation Council and Teck Resources Limited yesterday announced the signing of an Impact Management and Benefits Agreement that […]

Teck’s Elk Valley coal operations in the southeastern B.C. spent more than $1 billion on goods and services in the province in 2013

It’s Time For Big Industry To Change, says Wildsight, Coal Industry in Elk Valley Among Top Polluters in B.C.

Teck reports ‘14 third quarter results—smaller profit, progress on projects

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

Teck Resources announced Oct. 17 that it has purchased more than 7,000 hectares of land in the Elk and Flathead […]