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Wet'suwet'en

While Most Of Canada Socially Distances, Why Are Pipelines, Mines Still Going?

“Are diamonds and gold really essential services right now?"
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Inside The Arrest Of 5 Indigenous Youth At The B.C. Legislature

The group refused to leave a minister's office following a meeting.
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Quebec Artist’s Comic Dives Into Root Causes of Indigenous Protests

Chloé Germain-Thérien’s gorgeous drawings aim to offer “a path towards understanding."
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What You Need To Know About The Arrests On Mohawk Territory

Police arrested protesters standing in solidarity with Wet’suwet’en hereditary chiefs.
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'Reconciliation Is Dead,' Says First Nations MPP After Tyendinaga Arrests

Ontario Provincial Police arrested demonstrators to end a weeks-long blockade on Mohawk Territory.
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Watch Live Footage From Tyendinaga As Police Move In On Blockade

The police arrested several protestors at the railway site near Belleville, Ont.
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Peter MacKay's Campaign Manager Sends Mixed Messages With Blockade Tweet

Some thought he was encouraging anti-Indigenous violence.
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Trudeau Liberals In Perfect Storm Of Its Toughest Files (Podcast)

Liberals face another test on their net-zero emissions commitment.
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Indigenous Rail Blockades Could Become Flashpoint For Far-Right Activity

The climate is rife for the conflict to “boil over” and threaten order, some experts say.
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How Ghost Of Oka Crisis Looms Over Indigenous Rail Blockades

The current national crisis has reopened old wounds.
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