In UpdatesBy CDP
Climate Defense Project
April 8, 2019
Contact: Kelsey Skaggs, (510) 883-3118; info@climatedefenseproject.org

Student Strikes for Climate Justice

ENVIRONMENT  •  March 27, 2019

[Arrested on March 23, 2018, Reiss pleaded guilty to criminal contempt of court and was sentenced to 25 hours community service.]

I want to thank you, Your Honour, for allowing this opportunity to explain why I took the action for which I am pleading guilty.

Policy tweaks won’t do it, we need to throw the kitchen sink at this with a total rethink of our relationship to ownership, work and capital

[Gooderham was sentenced to 28 days in jail - the stiffest sentence so far in these cases - for violating the Court injunction against obstructing the work of TransMountain Pipelines Inc at its Burnaby B.C. terminal. He was released on bail pending appeal.]

[Editor: complete article at link.]

Twelve-year-old Roy Bateman already knows what he’d say if he met Ontario Premier Doug Ford.

[Nathan was sentenced to 150 hours of community service for violating the Court injunction against obstructing work by TransMountain Pipelines Inc. at its Burnaby B.C. terminal.]

March 11, 2019

I would apologize for taking up the court’s time, but I can’t, because I found it necessary to be here.