The decision on Grassy Mountain is supposed to rest with Alberta's independent regulator, which will weigh the evidence on jobs, water, and the environment.

A province-wide campaign wants to skip that and ban these projects outright before the review reaches a finding.

We think the people who live here deserve a process, not a shortcut.

One letter, signed by enough of us, tells the Premier and Ministers exactly that.

What your letter says
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When you add your name, you're sending a clear message to the Premier and the Minister of Energy and Minerals:

Let the independent review of Grassy Mountain finish. If it finds the water can't be protected, the project shouldn't proceed — that's what the review is for.

Don't ban a whole class of projects by law before the evidence is in.

Give real weight to the families in Crowsnest Pass whose livelihoods are on the line — the people who live here, drink this water, and would do this work.