CLEAN : Fort McKay: where Canada's boreal forest gave way to oil sands

The video discusses the impact of the oil industry on traditional lands and the environment, highlighting the struggles of the First Nations community at Moose Lake. It covers the loss of land, cultural practices, and environmental degradation due to oil sands development. The community's resistance and newfound rights to push back against these developments are explored, along with the economic dependence on the oil industry. The video also touches on reclamation efforts and the personal stance of individuals against the industry, emphasizing the global impact of local environmental issues.

What are the main concerns expressed about the land at Moose Lake Reserve?

What feelings does the speaker express regarding the loss of Mother Earth's gifts?

How does the speaker describe the impact of the oil industry on their traditional territory?

In what ways has the community been empowered to push back against oil sands development?

What historical context does the speaker provide about the government's response to pollution from the oil industry?

Describe the emotional impact of the environmental changes on the speaker and their community.

How does the speaker feel about the reclamation of land after mining activities?

What does the speaker suggest about the normalization of industrial activities in their community?

What does the speaker mean by saying 'I feed myself' in relation to the industry?

What are the implications of the statement 'What happens here affects Pakistan or India'?