Should Sask. Boost Protection of River Delta Despite Stricter Rules?

Cuthand: River delta in danger of depleting, felt by First Nations communities

A few years ago, we travelled over the Logan Pass in Glacier Park, Montana. The summit of the pass took us to the foot of Mount Logan, and even in June, there was snow on the ground. A waterfall cascaded down the mountain to a valley below where it would travel to Saint Mary Lake, then it would go down the Saint Mary River and join the Old Man River at Lethbridge and later join the Bow River and form the South Saskatchewan River. Later it would …

Should Sask. Boost Protection of River Delta Despite Stricter Rules?

Saskatchewan First Nation taking government to court, claiming failure to protect river delta - Ground Water Canada

Saskatchewan – The Cumberland House Cree Nation in northeastern Saskatchewan is taking the province to court, alleging it has failed to uphold treaty obligations to protect the Saskatchewan River system. The First Nation claims that government activity has degraded the Saskatchewan River delta’s ecosystem, rendering the water no longer safe to drink and causing fish species to disappear. CBC News report