Hundreds of US vets to bolster #NoDAPL camp after Army Corps green lights project
Jorge Barrera APTN National News Hundreds of U.S. veterans are headed to North Dakota to…
Indigenous rights
Liberal pipeline approvals continue to trigger protests
Protests continue to flare over the Justin Trudeau Liberal government’s decision to approve to new pipelines.
Echoes of Oka: Trudeau minister says military involvement possible against oil pipeline resistance
Under existing law, the federal government has no ability to deploy the military into a domestic situation without first being asked by the provinces
Métis honour legacy of Battle of Seven Oaks on milestone anniversary
200-year-old battle remembered in Winnipeg as powerful symbol of resistance
AFN launches 11th hour lobbying over Indigenous rights exclusion from climate change deal
Lobbying targeting countries with investment in Western Canada
Battle flares over including Indigenous peoples in global climate change deal
Climate change talks expected to run until Dec. 11
Ottawa Zibi condo project now faces opposition from Quebec Algonquins
Algonquin First Nations want site put under Algonquin control
Unist’ot’en camp remains on high alert
RCMP denies it is planning raid