Last week, Marilyn Scales wrote an opinion piece in the Canadian Mining Journal in which she called for aboriginal people to participate in compromises around the preservation of ‘wilderness’ and development of industry. She wrote:
Somewhere between preserving the wilderness as it was and exploiting it for modern conveniences, there is a compromise. That compromise [...]
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