Canada

06/03/21
Author: 
Chris Campbell

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Trans Mountain workers go through a drill on Thursday at the Westridge Marine Terminal in Burnaby.CER

Wish I could say this make me feel better. The odor of collusion might just be the lingering smell of a captured regulator. Or it might be the smell of a rat. - Gene McGuckin

Mar. 6, 2021

03/03/21
Author: 
Elisia Seeber
Braided warriors

Mar. 2, 2021

The Braided Warriors returned to the site of last week's protest to film testimonials of their experiences with the VPD to be submitted to the UN Human Rights Council Committee.

An Indigenous youth group is hoping the United Nations will step in and help them seek justice after they claim they were “brutalized” by Vancouver Police Department officers who broke up what they say was a peaceful protest last week.

02/03/21
Author: 
Staff Reporter
Mar. 2, 2021
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Stacy Gallagher (right) has been handed a sentence of 90 days.Rita Wong
 

Updated recommendations say jail should be a 'last resort'

02/03/21
Author: 
Chris Campbell
A protest was held near the Brunette River in Burnaby as Trans Mountain starts cutting down trees.Stop TMX

Mar. 2, 2021

More than 1,300 trees slated to come down

Another large protest was held in Burnaby earlier this week condemning the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion project, but chainsaws still went ahead cutting down local trees in area around the Brunette River.

The protest on Sunday included a march to visit activists camped in a treehouse 60 feet in a tree along the pipeline route. One activist has been camped in the tree for over two months.

01/03/21
Author: 
The Energy Mix
Magpie River - SNAP Quebec/Facebook

With its kilometres of rapids and deep blue waters winding through Quebec’s Côte-Nord region, the Magpie river has long been a culturally significant spot for the Innu of Ekuanitshit. 

Now the river, a majestic, world-renowned whitewater rafting destination, has been granted legal personhood status in a bid to protect it from future threats, such as hydroelectric development. Its new status means the body of water could theoretically sue the government. 

28/02/21
Author: 
Socialist Unity Assembly
Ecosocialist Dialogues Growing the movement inside and outside electoral politics

Watch the video of this recent event here: https://youtu.be/WwhLnBMqqnE

This year, we have seen both electoral politics and revolutionary action playing pivotal roles in reshaping our political system to respond to the mounting challenges of climate change, racial injustice, global health, and scores of tributary issues.

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