Causes www.nationalobserver.com Coastal GasLink broke B.C. pipeline rules more than 50 times Wet'suwet'en hereditary chiefs say the pattern of rule-breaking raises questions about whether the pipeline should have been allowed to continue.
Politics www.cbc.ca As Quebec rail blockades come down, supporters demand Indigenous rights be respected Supporters said they would continue to hold government to account.
Causes thenarwhal.ca To understand B.C.’s push for the Coastal GasLink pipeline, think fracking, LNG Canada and the Site C dam The pipeline is central to the province's long-running effort to attract multinational corporations and build up an LNG export empire — all with infusions of public money.
Politics ‘We have to stand together’: A tale of two nations The Wet’suwet’en and Gitxsan history of cooperation continues with the Coastal GasLink pipeline battle.
Trump administration accelerates logging in Black Hills, raising alarms over tribal rights and forest health
