Fight against toxic mining runoff from Canada persists, say U.S. Indigenous leaders

Feud over B.C. mining runoff not over as U.S. Indigenous groups meet with White House officials

Indigenous leaders say they aren’t about to stop pushing Canada to agree to a bilateral investigation into toxic mining runoff from British Columbia.

President Joe Biden and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau agreed to pursue a tentative agreement by this summer to address, which extends from B.C. through several U.S. states.

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