A new photo-video exhibit from four hydro-affected communities.
Manitoba Hydro plans to spend $16.4 billion on two new dams—what are the alternatives?
Despite promises of prosperity, and $146 million paid to Split Lake for hydro compensation and negotiation fees, most people in the community still live in poverty.
In a Winnipeg Free Press opinion piece, our Task Force discusses U.S. Embassy documents about Manitoba Hydro exports.
The current issue of the foremost international publication on river issues contains an article about Canada's hydro boom (and a bunch of other good stuff).
The Faith Page: Spiritual Impact Assessment
Faith is often used as fuel for judgments about right and wrong, but perhaps it is better approached as a path to healing and wholeness.
On that path, we aim to explore the role of confession, lamentation, forgiveness, consolation and grace as we consider the spiritual implications of hydro at both ends of the transmission lines.
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