From here:

Partially-processed human waste—known in the industry as “biosolids”—are being dumped onto a 320-acre patch of former ranch land not far from where the Spius Creek flows into the Nicola River, and concerns about the safety of the practice have led local First Nations to impose a moratorium on the practice and local concerned citizens to enforce a blockade to keep more waste from entering the valley.

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From the very beginning of the protest, many of the strongest voices have been Anglican.

Due to exposure to the endless indaba-ized conversations indiscriminately inflicted on the attendees of Anglican Church of Canada Synods, many Anglicans possess a unique awareness of the toxic effects of partially-processed human waste.