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Danielle Paradis

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Alberta
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Freelance writer. Journalism teacher. Podcast host of the award winning The Place that Thaws. Otipimsiwak Métis. you can find me where the skies are Blue
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More birds died in tailings ponds in the Alberta oilsands during this year’s spring migration

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By Danielle Paradis Verified, Sharon Riley Verified
| The Narwhal Verified
In early May, 49 birds were found in tailings ponds at Imperial Oil’s Kearl oilsands mine. Later in the month, 95 birds were found dead at the Suncor Firebag site. The Alberta government’s oilsands mine water steering committee made recommendations in 2025 to speed up creating standards for treating and releasing tailings, which are generated as a by-product of the oil extraction process.
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Why this Alberta town parties hard for ‘Trish-mas’ each year

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By Danielle Paradis Verified
| The Globe and Mail Verified
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Alberta Separatist Pushes for Removal of Indigenous Rights at ‘Unity’ Conference

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By Danielle Paradis Verified
| DeSmog Verified
This story is being published in collaboration with The Tyee, an award-winning independent media outlet based in B.C. At a right-wing political conference in Calgary, Bruce Pardy, the executive director for an organization called Rights Probe spoke on a panel about the need to extinguish Indigenous rights as a part of a push to separate Alberta from Canada.
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