Judge rules Unist’ot’en gate must come down for pipeline
“They should feel secure in knowing the camp’s operations will remain unaffected.”
B.C.
Unist’ot’en Camp will have to wait until Friday for injunction decision
“We are trying to decolonize something that offers a privileged lifestyle to so many settlers.”
Family of Shawnee Inyallie looking for answers
It’s been over a month since the body of 29 year old Shawnee Inyallie was…
Uni’stot’en camp bracing for Coastal GasLink injunction request to be approved
Members of the Wet’suwet’en Nation expect a judge to rule in an energy company’s favour…
Conflict mars first day of Trudeau government consultations on Trans Mountain pipeline
“Five officers from Kamloops RCMP attended the scene.”
B.C. nation approves LNG project amid controversy
The Squamish Nation in B.C. has approved a major industrial project to support the LNG…
Some chiefs want ban on oil tankers in northern B.C.
“We’re just trying to put a cap on opening it up to more.”
‘The opportunity we have is immeasurable’: B.C. First Nation waits for LNG facility
Located at the mouth of Douglas Channel on the north central coast of B.C. is Kitimat…
Hereditary Chiefs of the Wet’suwet’en Nation in B.C. say LNG pipeline doesn’t have unanimous consent
The Unist’ot’en Healing Centre stands among the tall trees more than two hours drive southeast…
