In the mining sector, local communities have emerged as particularly important governance
actors. Conventional approaches to mineral development no longer suffice for these …

In the energy sector of Canadian economic and political life, power has a double meaning. It
is quintessentially about the generation of power and physical energy. However, it is also …

" Costly Fix addresses core questions about the Alberta oil sands boom that started in the
1990s: Why did this flood of investment pour into the oil sands of northern Alberta? What role …

Abstract The Back River Project is an approved gold mine in Nunavut, Canada owned by
Sabina Gold & Silver Corp. Sabina developed a comprehensive community engagement …

Abstract This Special Section explores the interplay between Indigenous peoples, industry,
and the state in five proposed and active mining projects in Canada and Sweden. The …

Free‐ranging wild/feral horse populations are found worldwide in a variety of habitats. The
animals have varied ecological impacts and socio‐cultural significance which are reflected …

The emergence of Impact and Benefit Agreements (IBAs) in the Canadian minerals sector
has been read by many as a positive innovation in environmental governance. Negotiated …

This paper reports on a pilot project exploring the impacts of climate change on maple syrup
production in understudied near north, Ontario spaces. Maple syrup is produced by settler …

The discovery of indicator minerals in the Slave geological province began a staking and
development rush that, in a little over a decade, saw Canada becoming one of the world's …

The activity and relevance of subfederal societal actors is shaped primarily by the form and
practice of federalism in the United States, Canada and Mexico. This chapter presents many …