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Proposed BHP Diamond Mine, Socio-Economic Impacts on Women (Status of Women Council of the NWT, February 1996)

The Status of Women Council of the NWT submits detailed comments to the Environmental Assessment Panel on socio-economic impacts of the proposed BHP Diamond Mine on women and communities in the NWT, identifying major deficiencies in the Environmental Impact Statement and recommending comprehensive mitigation and monitoring measures.

Date
Document type
Regulatory Filing
Parties
Status of Women Council of the N.W.T., BHP Diamond Mine, Environmental Assessment Panel, Government of the NWT, Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency, Dogrib Treaty 11, Treaty 8 Dene, Inuit organizations, Metis organizations
Locations
Northwest Territories, Yellowknife, Ndilo, Dettah, Lutsel K'e, Hay River, Edzo, Rae-Edzo, Wha Ti, Fort Good Hope, Norman Wells
Parameters
socio-economic impacts on women, employment and training, alcohol and drug abuse, family stability, violence against women, child neglect, long-distance commuting, childcare, traditional lifestyle, culture and identity, community well-being, sexual harassment, wages and working conditions, mental health, banking services, crime and criminal activity, sexual health, country foods, community mobilization
Pages
45

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