Indigenous Peoples

31/07/18
Author: 
First Nations Leaders and others

No Means No Crudeau!” Rally Builds Solidarity Across West Coast

While Trudeau Vacations in Tofino

 

Tofino - Since becoming Prime Minister of Canada, Justin Trudeau has vacationed in

Tofino for the past three summers. West-coasters are disappointed and upset with

Trudeau for approving and spending billions of taxpayer dollars to buy the Trans

Mountain tar sands pipeline. The pipeline would increase oil tanker traffic on the west

30/07/18
Author: 
BROKE - Burnaby Residents Opposing Kinder Morgan Expansion

BROKE Calls for Continuing Talks Over Camp Cloud Tensions

July 30, 2018

For further comment or information:

Contact Gene McGuckin at emcgthree@gmail.com or at 604-254-1421

 

 

In light of recent tensions among anti-pipeline land protectors at Camp Cloud, the City of Burnaby, and some of the residents near the Burnaby Mountain Kinder Morgan tank farm, the core group of BROKE (Burnaby Residents Opposing Kinder Morgan Expansion) offers the following.

 

29/07/18
Author: 
Amnesty International Staff

JULY 27, 2018

As a BC court considers whether to grant an injunction to halt construction of the Site C dam, arguments by BC government lawyers threaten far reaching negative consequences, warns Amnesty International.

25/07/18
Author: 
Assembly of First Nations National Youth Council
First Nations Youth at protest camp

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:

AFN National Youth Council calls for Executive and Chiefs to take stand against Kinder Morgan pipeline

23/07/18
Author: 
Jason Proctor

West Moberly First Nations want interlocutory injunction to stop work ahead of trial

Jul 23, 2018

19/07/18
Author: 
Sarah Cox 

BC Hydro keeping critical information from the public about a project facing serious setbacks and almost certain delay, says expert witness

Jul 19, 2018 6 min read
19/07/18
Author: 
Sarah Cox

A report submitted as evidence in a First Nations injunction hearing finds significant setbacks could further complicate the project already behind schedule and over budget

BC Hydro’s troubled Site C dam project, already behind schedule and vastly over-budget, faces an “extremely high probability” of at least a one-year construction delay, according to a leading expert in large hydro dam projects.  

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