2016
DOI: 10.1080/09620214.2016.1191967
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Challenging transitions: trades and trade-offs for racialised youth in Canada’s mining industry

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“…30 This sector provides job opportunities for local populations, but such projects also involve land dispossession and industrial pollution. 31 The nature of the challenges that Indigenous people face in their workplaces depends on the proportion of individuals in agreement with the project. In non-signatory projects, in which no form of agreement has been reached with the local Indigenous community, Indigenous workers face more racism and equity issues than in signatory projects.…”
Section: Miningmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…30 This sector provides job opportunities for local populations, but such projects also involve land dispossession and industrial pollution. 31 The nature of the challenges that Indigenous people face in their workplaces depends on the proportion of individuals in agreement with the project. In non-signatory projects, in which no form of agreement has been reached with the local Indigenous community, Indigenous workers face more racism and equity issues than in signatory projects.…”
Section: Miningmentioning
confidence: 99%