British Columbia

12/08/20
Author: 
FightC

Tell the BC Government to Protect the Peace River Valley Ecosystem


10/08/20
Author: 
Extinction Rebellion Vancouver
STOP TMX trees occupation
PRESS RELEASE, FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE, AUGUST 10 2020

Public health physician occupies trees for a week to halt Trans Mountain pipeline expansion

[Editor: check out the videos and photos - really interesting!]

09/08/20
Author: 
Liam Britten

Company did not reply to emails about work near the boundary between Burnaby-New Westminster

07/08/20
Author: 
Brandi Morin
Photo of Kanahus Manuel of the Secwépemc Nation at the Tiny House Warriors demonstration near Blue River, B.C. by Brandi Morin

August 7th 2020

A minefield of racial divides, violence and human rights violations is about to explode in Blue River, B.C., over the expansion of Canada’s Trans Mountain pipeline (TMX).

 

On Saturday, July 25, tensions mounted in Blue River, B.C., a tiny community of just 260 people encircled by a backdrop of a stunning mountainous landscape along Highway 5.

It’s situated at the confluence of the Blue and North Thompson Rivers, where part of the TMX expansion is underway.

07/08/20
Author: 
Chris Campbell
Peter Julian speaks to supporters at the NDP celebration at the Hilton Vancouver Metrotown. Photograph By LISA KING

AUGUST 7, 2020

New Westminster-Burnaby MP Peter Julian is pushing forward with his motion that Canada institute a wealth tax.

Julian has submitted M-43, a private member’s bill that the federal government “should immediately implement a 1% wealth tax on fortunes over $20 million.”

07/08/20
Author: 
First Nations Leaders
Stand with Six Nations! 

For just under three weeks Haudenosaunee Land Defenders, on their traditional territories, have been occupying a site slated for illegal development.

04/08/20
Author: 
Jeremy Hainsworth
Greater investment in infrastructure development will bolster economic recovery from the pandemic, a Business Council of BC report says | Maxvis/Getty
[Here, from the Business Council of BC, is another part of what we're up against in determining "whose new normal." Looks pretty much like the old normal with the possible addition of minimal support for childcare resources, a fond wish to co-opt Indigenous groups, an increase in government spending to boost business profits, and a decrease in regulations that protect the rest of us.
           
                Gene McGuckin]
 

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