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Janet Annesley, Public Relations Representative with Shell Canada.
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Watch this video and listen to environmentalist, Andrew Nikiforuk, explain the environmental crisis occuring in Alberta ...
Gordon Laxer is the Director of Parkland Institute, a non-corporate Alberta research network that studies public policy ...
Clips from an interview with Celina Harpe, an elder in the Cree community of Fort Mackay, about 40km downstream from Sun...
Janet Annesley, a public relations representative with Shell Canada hosts a group of journalists and senior Shell execut...
Lawrence Crowfoot, member of the Blackfoot Nation, describes his experiences living on a reserve in northern Alberta nea...
Tom Goldtooth and an Aboriginal speaker from Fort Chipewayn speak at Taking the Boom to the Streets, a march and rally a...
Dr. Jeff Wells explains how Canada's tar sands (US' #1 source of oil, over Saudi Arabia), will likely result in millions...
Interviews with mostly members of the Fort MacKay and Fort Chipewyan communities, discussing cultural and environmental ...
Mike Mercredi, member of the Athabasca Dene first nation speaks about his experience working in the tar sands and the im...
How the Oil Sands Got to the Great Lakes Basin: Pipelines, Refineries and Emissions to Air and Water
Refineries in the Great Lakes Basin are rapidly expanding to accommodate crude oil from the Alberta oil sands....
VBS travelled to Ft. McMurray, Alberta to document the environmental, social, health and economic impact of the oil sand...
Greg Stringham, Vice President of the Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers talks to the media about current an...
With hope and courage H2Oil tells the story of one of the most significant, and destructive projects of our time....
Although the Alberta tar sands may bring prosperity to Canada, it comes with a heavy price. ...
To The Tar Sands follows a group of young environmentalists across Alberta learning firsthand about the Alberta oil sand...
This year, from January 16th-18th, a group of activists, environmentalists and students gathered in the University of Sa...
This is a tour through the mining complex with "running commentary" from the tour guide. This is one of the largest oil ...
- British Columbia and the Alberta tar sands
- Casey Camp-Horinek Speaking at Everyone's Downstream II
- Dominion Radio Tackles the Tar Sands
- Ep. 81 - From Tar Sands to Great Lakes
- Shutting down the tar sands: Interview with Petr Cizek
- Tar Sands Production to Increase Five Fold
- The Indigenous Environmental Network: Protecting communities against oil industry pollution
- The Tar Sands: The World's Largest Industrial Project
- Tyson Slocum: Big Oil, Hot Profits & Global Warming
- Alberta rethinks film funding rules...
- Alberta Tar Sands to Increase Output 250% Over Next 10 Years
- Canada prohibited from cutting gas and oil exports to the U.S.
- Canada's Tar Sands Lobbyists Focus on Democrats
- Crude awakening: Why are environmentalists asleep at the tar sands wheel?
- For Many Women, Alberta's Boom a Bust
- Freezing in the Dark
- From the Bottom of the Pit
- Oil Economy Driving Growth of Controversial Tar Sands
- OIL SANDS-PART 1: Showdown at Ft. McMoney
- OIL SANDS-PART 2: "Where I Come From Is Ground Zero"
- Rhetoric and Reality Clash on Obama's First Foreign Visit
- Tar Sand's Biggest Customer Has Second Thoughts
- Tar Sands and the American Automobile
- Will an American Surge Win the War for Oil?
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