Since 2015 I have studied the industrial history of Mill Creek Ravine, a major coal mining and meatpacking area of Edmonton and one of the first industrial areas in Western Canada. This research provides insight into the role of industrialization in the ecological degradation and devastation of local environments and communities, the intertwined logics of ecological devastation with colonial dispossession and violence, as well as the ongoing social and ecological effects of industrial waste and how it has shaped social relations into the present. I am currently writing a book on this research, entitled The Haunted Creek.