Links to information about Northern Alberta tarsands tailings problem: Keepers of the Water: An indigenous led organization active on the tailings issue: https://www.keepersofthewater.ca/ Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society (CPAWS): https://cpawsnab.org/our-work/oil-sands-tailings/ Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation (ACFN) water studies: https://acfn.com/initiatives/ Tailings Leaflet: https://edmontoncouncilofcanadians.ca/2025/09/20/draw-the-line-on-toxic-tar-sands-pollution/
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DRAW THE LINE ON TOXIC TAR SANDS POLLUTION
Size: The oilsands tailings contain 1.5 trillion litres of waste fluids and cover 300 square kilometers. Toxicity and Harm: The tailings contain over 100 toxins that escape into the air, land, and water, harming plants, birds and other animals and aquatic life. The toxins pose long-term risks to biodiversity, disrupting food chains and habitats. “TheContinue reading “DRAW THE LINE ON TOXIC TAR SANDS POLLUTION”
Join Draw the Line Edmonton
Sat, 20 Sep, 2025 at 03:00 pm, Churchill Square Global day of action for justice, peace, climate, migrant & Indigenous rights, and more. This action is being supported and organized by a large spectrum of different organizations. The Edmonton Chapter will carry signs and hand out leaflets about Tarsands Tailings Harm and more.
Prairie Water : Sovereignty, Scarcity and Conservation
June 4, 2025 – 7 pm Join the The Council of Canadians Edmonton Chapter for our June 4 webinar on threats to our prairie water, existing legal protections and opportunities to better conserve it. The Council of Canadians Edmonton Chapter will present an Expert Panel Webinar on prairie water with speakers from hydrology, law, agricultureContinue reading “Prairie Water : Sovereignty, Scarcity and Conservation”
Edmonton Earth Day Festival 2025
Join the Council of Canadians, Seniors for Climate Action Now and others on April 26 to celebrate Earth Day 2025. Check out the poster for details.
