(Stacey Boots arrested by Akwesasne Mohawk Police, March 22, 2014.)
By Todd Hambleton, Cornwall Standard Freeholder, March 22, 2014
CORNWALL ISLAND – Akwesasne Mohawk Police defused a potential showdown just before noon on Saturday, arresting activist Stacey Boots.
Continue reading Akwesasne Mohawk takeover of border post ends with arrest
March 15th marks the International Day Against Police Brutality. In the spirit of this day, we are calling for the first annual demo on the streets of downtown Hamilton – in solidarity with struggles against the police globally, and as a manifestation of our own antagonism against the police locally.
Continue reading International Day Against Police Brutality in Hamilton (Ontario) and Portland (us)
This small zine collects two essays advocating for resistance to the reversal of Enbridge’s Line 9 pipeline that will carry Tar Sands oil through Southern Ontario.
Continue reading Against the Reversal: Two articles against the reversal of Enbridge’s Line 9 pipeline (zine) pdf
(Sinixt blockade camp, March 2014.)
by Greg Nesteroff , Nelson Star, Mar 4, 2014
Two people were taken into custody this morning on a Slocan Valley logging road, less than a day after a judge extended an injunction against the Sinixt First Nation and their supporters.
Continue reading Two arrested at Sinixt blockade on Perry Ridge
Support US activists extradited to Canada and imprisoned for charges stemming from the Toronto G20 in June 2010. For more background information, click here.
Continue reading G20 American Extraditees
Reclaim Turtle Island is a grassroots radical media project that works to develop resources to build capacity for Indigenous sovereigntist and anticolonial struggles in Turtle Island. They have already co-produced one of the projects with Submedia. They are fundraising right now to produce multiple short films that will highlight indigenous resistance all across the continent. The fundraiser only has two days left. Watch the fundraising video and donate here!
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Resistance to the un-natural gas industry runs coast to coast, with many communities united in solidarity on this crucial issue. Representatives from two of those communities met face to face on the front lines, when members of the Mi’kmaq Warrior Society made a visit to their comrades at the Unist’ot’en Camp this January.
Continue reading Mi’kmaq Warriors and Anishnabek Land Defender Visit Unist’ot’en
What’s happening? What should we do? What happens next?
WORK HAS STARTED ON THE PIPELINE ROUTE
It’s not clear exactly how much work has been done on the Pacific Trail and Enbridge Northern Gateway pipeline route. Most likely they are clearing trees and brush. Worst case: They are digging trenches and laying pipe already. The info from Unis’tot’en Camp says the work is starting from the east and west and it will meet the indigenous blockade in the middle.<a
Continue reading Fight the Pipelines: Answering the call to action
Everyone Calls Themselves An Ally, Until It’s Time To Do Some Real Ally Shit. A new zine from Ancestral Pride, based in Nuu-chah-nulth territory on the west coast of Vancouver Island.
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