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Canada won’t oppose Site C dam stoppage pending treaty rights challenge | The Province

16.5.18

Canada won’t oppose Site C dam stoppage pending treaty rights challenge | The Province: The Site C project is an 1,100-megawatt dam and generating station on the Peace River in northern B.C. that will flood parts of the traditional territory of the West Moberly and Prophet River First Nations. In January, they filed a civil court case against the provincial government, B.C. Hydro and the federal government asking a judge to decide if their rights were being violated by the dam. A few weeks later, West Moberly asked the court for an injunction to halt construction pending the outcome of the rights case.


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