Video: Can a river have rights? Quebec waterway deemed a person to guard against future development - The Globe and Mail

Published December 17, 2021Updated December 19, 2021

The Magpie River, flowing through pristine forest about 1,000 kilometres from Montreal, has been cherished by Innu First Nations for thousands of years. To prevent future development on the waterway, Innu, environmental activists, and regional politicians have worked to have the Magpie legally considered a person.

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