“Go back to the capital and stay there”: the mining industry’s resistance to regulatory reform in British Columbia 1972-2005

“Go back to the capital and stay there”: the mining industry’s resistance to regulatory reform in British Columbia 1972-2005

The Barrett (1972-1975) and Harcourt-Clark (1991-2001) New Democratic Party (NDP) governments attempted to redefine their relationship with the mining industry by changing the regulatory structures that governed mining in British Columbia. In both cases the mining industry publicly resisted these a...

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Bibliographic Details
Main Author: Addie, Sean C.
Other Authors: Rajala, Richard
Format: Others
Language:English
en
Published: 2018
Subjects:
NDP
New Democratic Party
Social Credit Party
Socred
MABC
Mining Association of British Columbia
BCYCM
British COlumbia and Yukon Chamber of Mines
AMEBC
LUP
Land use planning
land-use planning
windy craggy
Commision on Resources and Environment
LRMP
land and resource management Plan
strathcona park
MRA
Mineral Royalties Act
Bill 31
Mining
minerals
war in the woods
British Columbia
leo nimsick
dave barrett
tom waterland
Online Access:https://dspace.library.uvic.ca//handle/1828/8988

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