Fish farm protesters vow to continue fight against industry despite BC court ruling
Two protestors are vowing to continue their fight against the fish farm industry despite a B.C court ruling that granted injunctions against them.
Two protestors are vowing to continue their fight against the fish farm industry despite a B.C court ruling that granted injunctions against them.
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Canada’s Minister of Indigenous Affairs Carolyn Bennett told the House of Commons Thursday that the damages awarded to Ontario 60’s scoop survivors will be done on a case by case basis.
A coalition of Indigenous groups from Canada and the U.S. has signed a declaration against the Keystone XL pipeline, vowing to use the courts and whatever other means necessary to block the controversial project.
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The scars on Randy Kakegamick’s face tell the story of his life. Like the one…
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