Polarization Public debate too often slides toward polarization. Battle lines are drawn, arguments are lined up, and charged rhetoric replaces what is really needed: reasoned inquiry into the pros, cons and nuances of an issue. Rather than broadening public understanding, … Continue reading A Spirited Dialogue
As people from faith traditions, we believe hydro development has deep spiritual dimensions. Mixed in with the benefits and harms of Manitoba’s hydro system are various spiritual implications. We believe an element of sacredness flows in every river. All life … Continue reading Faith
Welcome to hydrojustice.org, the new home of the Interchurch Council on Hydropower. Over the next few weeks, we will be migrating our site to this new domain. Feel free to look around, comment, and engage with us via this site. And … Continue reading Welcome
by Ivan Keeper and Robert Spence As Premier Greg Selinger prepares to meet with First Nations this week to apologize for hydro development that’s been ongoing since the 1970s, we remain in conflict with Manitoba Hydro over the construction of … Continue reading Hydro lacks authority to build Bipole
by Will Braun It could have been the year Manitoba Hydro embarked on a bold new path. At minimum, it could have been the year government … Continue reading 2014 big step back for MB Hydro
Photo Courtesy of https://winnipegalternativemedia.com Continue reading Museum a monument to hypocrisy
Officials from Pimicikamak, Manitoba and Manitoba Hydro at the formal apology for hydro harms in Cross Lake, Pimicikamak territory, January 20, 2015. On January 20, 2015, … Continue reading Apology
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