(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
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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
Continue reading Coady Stevens, Mi’kmaq Warrior, Speaks on Conditions in New Brunswick Prison
by Travis Lupick, The Georgia Straight, Jan 21, 2014
First Nations protesters who took part in last fall’s anti-fracking protests in Elsipogtog, New Brunswick, are leading a speaking tour through British Columbia and the Yukon.
Continue reading Mi’kmaq Warriors begin West Coast tour in Vancouver
While the Mikmaq anti-fracking struggle on the east coast has subsided for the time being (“SWN Resources Canada is ending its exploration work, but will return in 2015″), the RCMPigs and other state institutions are doing their best punish the Warriors and others who have engaged in this proud resistance. Continued actions, letters, fundraisers and other solidarity efforts are important in the wake of repression.
Keep informed: Warrior Publications has up to date articles and solidarity notes.
Donate: Click here to contribute to the Warrior Defense Fund.
Government officials are clearly shook over the recent article published by Vancouver’s Georgia Straight concerning potential sabotage against the Enbridge pipeline. That article, reposted on Warrior Publications, was entitled “Activists plot how to block new pipelines in BC.” Although there have been many calls made for civil disobedience, this is one of the first major public discussions about the potential for sabotage actions against pipeline construction.
Continue reading Government officials shook over Straight’s “sabotage” article
(Mi’kmaq warriors at tire fire blockade, December 2013.)
from Warrior Publications
Continue reading Mi’kmaq and Anishnabek Nationhood: Mi’kmaq Warrior West Coast Speaking Tour
While the Mikmaq anti-fracking struggle on the east coast has subsided for the time being (“SWN Resources Canada is ending its exploration work, but will return in 2015″), the RCMPigs and other state institutions are doing their best punish the Warriors and others who have engaged in this proud resistance. Continued actions, letters, fundraisers and other solidarity efforts are important in the wake of repression.
Keep informed: Warrior Publications has up to date articles and solidarity notes.
Donate: Click here to contribute to the Warrior Defense Fund.
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