The only local First Nation still participating has quit, charging that the program has ignored their perspectives and concerns ... [click title to continue]
"I don't really want to get into the phrases of your PR. There are these spills in our territory. I want to hear what you're doing about that." ... [click title to continue]
In 1885, Louis Riel wrote, "My people will sleep for one hundred years" and then wake up. In Canada's tar sands, that renaissance has begun. ... [click title to continue]
We are sovereign nations. We have the inherent right to self-determination. We will determine our own destinies in accordance with our own customs, laws, and traditions – not in a way dictated to us by Canadian and provincial governments. ... [click title to continue]
"In recognition of our responsibilities to protect Mother Earth, Native peoples will not allow this pipeline to come across our treaty areas." ... [click title to continue]
Highly-recommended reading on Canadian genocide. "The narrative is so chilling that it leaves its reader stunned and disturbed. This is fearless, evidence-driven history at its finest." ... [click title to continue]
The great popular march in Rio was celebrating at the same time as an unprecedented meeting at which notably the policies of extractivist expansion of the governments of Quebec and especially of Canada were decried. ... [click title to continue]
By Joan.Russow Peace, Earth, Justice NewsApril 15, 2012
Hundreds attended the rally against pipelines and tankers. Victoria, April 15, 2012. Photo: Sandra Cuffe
Over 2000 people rallied at the Legislature and then walked to Centennial Square where there were panels and workshops. It was clear that this event is a beginning and foreshadowing of the solidarity resistance to come. There were passionate ... [click title to continue]
Indigenous Environmental NetworkApril 12, 2012Indigenous Environmental Network (IEN) teams up with UK Tar Sands Network and Gulf Coast representatives to send clear message to BP shareholders that tar sands is a risky investment.The Indigenous Environmental Network (IEN) has been campaigning for the last two years against BP’s entry into the Canadian Tar Sands. Clayton Thomas-Muller from IEN has ... [click title to continue]