Chapter Ten. The Fight for Water: Examining Environmental Racism and the Effects on First Nations Culture and Society in British Columbia

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. About the Cover Artist v
3. Contents vii
4. List of Illustrations ix
5. Acknowledgments xi
6. Introduction 1
7. Chapter One. Situating the RAVEN Essays 6
8. Chapter Two. Making Meaning: Indigenous Legal Education and Student Action 17
9. PART ONE. PRINCIPLES
10. Chapter Three. (In)Voluntarily Enfranchised: Bill C-3 and the Need for Strengthening Kinship Laws in Treaty 4 49
11. Chapter Four. Sharing of the Dish: The Dish with One Spoon and Environmental Planning in Toronto 62
12. Chapter Five “My Story” 90
13. PART TWO. RELATIONS
14. Chapter Six. Lake One Trail: Exploring the Egheze Kue Aze (Egg Lake) Landscape in Wood Buffalo National Park of Canada 119
15. Chapter Seven. The Berry Picker 147
16. Chapter Eight. Swimming Upstream against (Neo)colonialism: On Salmon Aquaculture Supremacy and the Decline of Sockeye in the Stó:lō 174
17. PART THREE. STRUGGLES
18. Chapter Nine. Thieves of the North-West Coast: Understanding Indigenous and Non-Indigenous Relations in Clayoquot Sound, 1791–1792 191
19. Chapter Ten. The Fight for Water: Examining Environmental Racism and the Effects on First Nations Culture and Society in British Columbia 205
20. Chapter Eleven. Indigenous Legal Systems and the Struggle for Recognition 218
21. Chapter Twelve. Contemporary Colonialism: The Dakota Access Pipeline 240
22. Conclusion 252
23. Afterword 262
24. Contributors 269
25. Index 275