Earlier in the week in British Columbia...

Both articles by Renee Lewis, published merely 6 hours apart.

The spill forced local rafting and kayaking companies, a cornerstone of Durango’s economy, to cancel tours and rental services indefinitely.

“This is costing us thousands of dollars a day and I can’t get a straight answer out of anyone — I’m seriously angry,” Tom O’Keeffe, owner of the Durango Rafting Company, told Al Jazeera.