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BC 1st Nations say they will protect Fish Lake from mine

Ottawa - First Nation communities in British Columbia oppose a proposed mine which would see Tetzan Biny, otherwise known as Fish Lake, drained to become a tailing pond. They are speaking up, saying they will do whatever is necessary to protect the Lake.

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Decision puts 1st Nation rights under wheels of mineral wealth

Taseko Mines announced recently it expected its Prosperity Mine to be approved by September. Taseko is so confident it will get approval, the corporation is recruiting new employees.

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Canada's lakes slowly being converted into mining waste dumps

Canada has an abundance of water which has long been a source of food and income, as well as many providing many different recreational pursuits. Lately, Canada has been putting some of its lakes to a new use - containment ponds for mining wastes.

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Parasite sea lamprey present in Lake Erie

Fish experts are worried about the Great Lakes. They say the sea lamprey is alive and well in Lake Erie. That could mean trouble for the native fish species in the lake.

4 dead in Kenora ice-fishing mishap

Four people ice fishing near Kenora, Ont., are dead after they apparently crashed through the deteroriating ice on Selkirk Lake.

Obama to spend $50 million to stop Asian carp

The Obama administration will spend about $50 million in 2012 to shield the Great Lakes from greedy Asian carp and determine whether the destructive fish have established a foothold in Lakes Michigan and Erie.

B.C. fishermen challenge billionaire ranchers for lake access

A dispute is escalating between the American billionaire owners of a massive B.C. cattle ranch and a local fishing group.

U.S. Supreme Court rejects Asian carp measures

The U.S. Supreme Court has refused to order emergency measures that might prevent Asian carp from reaching the Great Lakes, despite a warning that the fish pose a "dire threat" to the region's environment and economy.