‘We have a lot of healing to do’: Matriarch asks for privacy as nation heals
A Wet’suwet’en matriarch sees a new land rights proposal as key to restoring unity in…
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Member of Wet’suwet’en Nation requests rare all-clans meeting to discuss ongoing action
“Because when you look at what’s happening with the youth, it’s spreading like wildfire but there’s no control.”
B.C. Green Party leader meets with Wet’suwet’en hereditary chiefs
“So much can be accomplished by having proper communication.”
‘The world is watching’: Wet’suwet’en hereditary chiefs explain why CGL has to go
The hereditary chiefs and their supporters claim their two elected band councils don’t represent them.
B.C. court upholds injunction against Coastal GasLink opponents
Some members of the Wet’suwet’en Nation in northern B.C. continue to fight construction of a…
Here’s why two women are staying on site after a Nova Scotia judge granted Alton Gas an injunction
A judge may have granted Alton Gas an injunction to clear an access road to…
Nova Scotia court grants injunction against Mi’kmaq protester at Alton Gas site
A judge has granted a temporary order that requires an Indigenous man and others camped on the…
Artifacts found at pipeline site not in original location: regulator
In January, police arrested 14 people at a blockade in the area.
Enbridge responds to Lheidli T’enneh lawsuit, says turning off gas pipeline not in public interest
Enbridge Inc. says its natural gas pipeline in B.C., which exploded last fall in Lheidli…