Author Archives: PRWUA

VANCOUVER – An Indigenous women has filed private charges in 2014 collapse of the tailings dam at the Mount Polley mine, days after British Columbia’s government announced that provincial charges would not be laid. Bev Sellers has filed court documents … Continue reading →

Water Damages Newly Paved Slocan River Road at the base of Perry Ridge South of Winlaw The Slocan River back road was temporarily closed for a day due to trees sliding across the road and hung up on power lines. … Continue reading →

Please mark your calendar for April 11th, Nelson Court House 9:00 as Lemon Creek is setting Court dates and there has been interest to have it moved to Vancouver and the more of the public in attendance the more the … Continue reading →

Please mark your calendar for April 11th, Nelson Court House 9:00 as Lemon Creek is setting Court dates and there has been interest to have it moved to Vancouver and the more of the public in attendance the more the … Continue reading →

Perry Ridge Water Users Association supports protection of wetlands. Although there is recognition of the importance of wetlands and support for reclaiming them there is very little protection. An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. Protect the … Continue reading →

Press Release, February 13, 2017, Slocan Valley, BC Perry Ridge Water Users Uploads U-Tube Video  The Geological History of the Slocan and Kootenay River Basins presentation by Lesley Anderton  Perry Ridge Water Users Association announces a new uploaded educational video, … Continue reading →

Without proper updated precipitation data and the calculation of the carbon sequestration of the forests, the true natural capital of the forests is not addressed or calculated into a true cost benefit analysis. The work on Perry Ridge needs to … Continue reading →

Season’s Greetings Please support the protection of water and all that depends on it – including all of us. I hope you all have a safe holiday and a healthy and prosperous New Year. Thank you for your support and … Continue reading →