New Brunswick support: Peaceful protest at the Highway 45
Outside Toronto people from the Alderville First Nation held a peaceful highway demonstration all in support of the people in New Brunswick.
Outside Toronto people from the Alderville First Nation held a peaceful highway demonstration all in support of the people in New Brunswick.
From British Columbia to the east coast hundreds of Aboriginal and non – Aboriginal activists have been hitting the pavement to show they’re in solidarity with the Mi’kmaq people.
RCMP has withdrawn from the disputed area and seismic testing trucks have been driven away.
The remaining encampment along Route 134 that was the scene of a heavily-armed raid Thursday will be dismantled if the RCMP grounds its surveillance aircraft, said Elsipogtog’s War Chief John Levi.
The RCMP vacated their detachment on Elsipogtog First Nation following a police raid on an anti-fracking encampment just north of the community.
(Video, editing by Tom Fennario/APTN) APTN National News Over 100 Mi’kmaq and supporters briefly blocked…
Beneath an overcast October night veiling the moon, with police lights spraying the darkness red and blue, a group of four women walked up the exit ramp blocked by the RCMP cruisers.
More than 100 Mi’kmaq and supporters briefly blocked a main highway in New Brunswick Saturday afternoon in response to an RCMP raid on an anti-fracking encampment Thursday.
(RCMP officers display cache of weapons seized during Thursday’s raid. APTN/Photo) APTN National News FREDERICTON,…
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