Index

Danger, Death and Disaster in the Crowsnest Pass Mines, 1902-28

By Andrew Yarmie

“You think I will bring my children here?”: The Mount Polley Mine Disaster as a Necropolitical Human Rights Environmental Disaster

By Norah Bowman and Tara Scurr

The Queen of the North Disaster, The Captain’s Story

By Howard Stewart

Forging Community through Disaster Response: Nepali Canadians and the 2015 Earthquakes

By Ramjee Parajulee, Sara Shneiderman, and Ratna Shrestha

Regulating the Mount Polley Mine Disaster: Neoliberalism, Objectivity, and Settler-Colonialism in British Columbia

By Neil Nunn and Anna Stanley

Likely Resident and Biologist’s Reflections on the Mount Polley Mine Disaster

By Richard Holmes

Promises, Promises … The Views of a Quesnel Lake Resident Ten Years after the 2014 Mount Polley Mine Disaster

By Doug Watt

The Role of Academia in Assessing an Environmental Disaster: A Reflection on the Successes and Limitations of Research Approaches to the 2014 Catastrophic Failure of the Mount Polley Mine Tailings Storage Facility

By Philip N. Owens and Ellen L. Petticrew

Damming Colonial Evasion: An Accounting of the Unaccountable in the Mount Polley Mine Disaster

By Shianna McAllister

Polarity, Patriotism and Dissent in Great War Canada, 1914-1919

By James Wood

Policy Brief: Ensuring Procedural Justice in Environmental Public Consultations

By Max Chewinski

Finding My Inner Tank Girl: Water as a Channel to Political Action

By Sonia Furstenau

An Absolute No to That! An Interview with tsiqw xwéxwne – Red Hummingbird Judy (Manuel) Wilson, Ten Years after Mount Polley

By Emma Feltes

We Are Destroying the Earth for Vanity: An Interview with Bev Sellars

By Deborah Curran

Beyond Contentious Collective Action: Assessing Quiet Forms of Environmental Mobilization in Rural British Columbia

By Max Chewinski

The ‘Wasting’ Resource: The History of Mine Tailings Disposal in British Columbia, 1892–1982

By Arn Keeling and Nolan Foster