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Author: Brandi Morin
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‘We are willing to fight. We are not scared’: A new resistance to LNG unfolds in northern ‘B.C.’
As construction of the PRGT pipeline begins on Nisg̱a’a lands, their Gitanyow neighbours set up a blockade
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Meet the hereditary chief who Amnesty International calls ‘Canada’s’ first prisoner of conscience
The Wet’suwet’en leader is under house arrest for resisting a pipeline on his territory, as human rights group says he was ‘unjustly criminalized and confined’
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‘Industry will be held accountable’: Feds allocate $12 million to study oil sands impacts in Fort Chipewyan
‘I’m sick and tired of my people dying, of children with rare cancers that are being caused by industry upstream’
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‘An uprising in the making’: ‘Alberta’ chiefs say oil company’s forceful approach is an attack on treaty rights
Neighbouring First Nations join in solidarity with Woodland Cree as Obsidian Energy pushes for arrests
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Oil company asks judge to arrest and jail Cree chief leading ‘Alberta’ blockade
Woodland Cree want Obsidian Energy to share their profits and address environmental issues — instead, the company is asking a court to hold Isaac Laboucan-Avirom behind bars until the blockade is lifted
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In oil country, First Nation with high cancer rates accuses AER of ‘regulated murder’
ACFN launches a lawsuit against the energy regulator, claiming negligence, infringement of their treaty and more following a tailings spill in their territory
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Breaking into TMX: Secwépemc allies, wrapped in chains, drop tobacco into borehole
While some of the last of the pipeline expansion tears through Pípsell in Secwepemcúl’ecw, a last-ditch effort is made to defend the sacred site
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For Indigenous communities in ‘Alberta,’ the oil industry has left an ugly stain
Facing oil spills, evacuations and illness — nations downstream of the oil sands grieve their way of life, as the corporations polluting their water get richer
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In Nevada, Indigenous land protectors face off with a Canadian mining company
Thacker Pass is being built on the largest known lithium deposit in the world — burning carbon and using billions of litres of water in one of the driest regions of the U.S.
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‘We’re not going anywhere’: Inside the latest RCMP raid at Fairy Creek
Attempts to stop the harvesting of trees up to 2,000 years old have been met with force