Beautiful Fort Chipewyan ...

I was woken up by a raven making a heck of a racket outside my tent and then something struck my tent. At first, I thought it was the raven, but I think it was this playful fox. Fort Chipewyan is a beautiful, isolated community in the north eastern corner of Alberta, Canada. In the summer, it is accessible only by air, or by water craft.

Pollution in fort chipewyan killing off are people when is something gonna be done about it.Oilsands Filling are pockets with money but is it really worth are native life style and are people? ask yourself that when your making lots of money and not thinking about what its doing to are land!

Chipewyan Prairie Dene First Nation filed a lawsuit against the government of Alberta on June 4, 2008. They filed this lawsuit because of the Alberta government's failure to consult with them regarding an oilsands development project 3km from their reserve, which will impact their fishing rights and overall way of life.

Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation Elder living in Fort Chipewyan downstream from the Alberta oil sands.

This video was taken during 24 hours, late July, 2007. The music chosen just happened to fit the final edit.

A Dene Nation Chief speaks to the oil and lumber industries in northern Alberta.

Clayton concludes a great day.

Fort Chipewyan Northern Cree Elder on living downstream from the Alberta oil sands at the Ft. Chip Keepers of the Water III Conference

mackenzie river challenge

theyre so funny sorry im swearing so much while i was recording. the mosquitos there are horrible

Installation of AquaDam by Water Structures Unlimited in Fort Chipewyan, Canada on October 7th & 8th 2008

Interviews with mostly members of the Fort MacKay and Fort Chipewyan communities, discussing cultural and environmental impacts of living downstream of the tar sands (allegedly causing cancers in these villages) plants

Interviews with mostly members of the communities of Fort MacKay and Fort Chipewyan about the cultural and environmental impacts of tar sands plants that are alleged to be causing cancers through the water

interviews with mostly people from the communities of Fort MacKay and Fort Chipewyan, discussing the effects on culture, the environment and health of living near the tar sands plants that are alleged to be causing cancers

interviews with mostly members of the communities of Fort MacKay and Fort Chipewyan discussing the environmental, cultural and health impacts of living near the tar sands plants that are alleged to be causing cancers.

interviews with mostly members of the communities of Fort MacKay and Fort Chipewyan about the cultural, health and environmental impacts of living near the tar sands that are alleged to be causing cancers.

A rally organized two days before the provincial election, to demand that the Province stop ignoring the health problems being caused to the community of Fort Chipewyan because of the Tar Sands.

A rally organized two days before the provincial election, to demand that the Province stop ignoring the health problems being caused to the community of Fort Chipewyan because of the Tar Sands. Chief Roxanne Marcel, Mikisew Cree First Nation.

A rally organized two days before the provincial election, to demand that the Province stop ignoring the health problems being caused to the community of Fort Chipewyan because of the Tar Sands. Councillor Anthony Ladouceur, Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation.

Fishing Lake Athabasca at the SW end of the lake at Fort Chipewyan. More info at http://limitoutsportfishing.com.

A rally organized two days before the provincial election, to demand that the Province stop ignoring the health problems being caused to the community of Fort Chipewyan because of the Tar Sands. Mike Hudema, with Greenpeace, speaks.

A rally organized two days before the provincial election, to demand that the Province stop ignoring the health problems being caused to the community of Fort Chipewyan because of the Tar Sands. Dave Eggen, NDP Candidate, Edmonton Calder.

A rally organized two days before the provincial election, to demand that the Province stop ignoring the health problems being caused to the community of Fort Chipewyan because of the Tar Sands.

A rally organized two days before the provincial election, to demand that the Province stop ignoring the health problems being caused to the community of Fort Chipewyan because of the Tar Sands. Steve is a relation of a young man who died of cancer as a result of the Tar Sands.